The phrase "airlines perspective" is not correct as it is missing an apostrophe to indicate possession.
It should be "airline's perspective" or "airlines' perspective" depending on the intended meaning. You can use it when discussing the viewpoint or opinion of an airline regarding a specific issue or topic.
Example: "From the airline's perspective, the new regulations will significantly impact operational costs."
Alternatives: "airline viewpoint" or "airline outlook".
But from the airlines' perspective, "having a lot of rankled customers beats having a handful of happy ones," wrote Tom Van Riper of Forbes.com.
From the airlines' perspective, a relatively primitive reporting system has worked remarkably well over the decades: duty rooms note the departure time, estimate the arrival time, and ask the crew to report their position by radio at regular intervals.
From the airlines' perspective, the revenue from these so-called nonticket items has become critical to their bottom lines, keeping them out of the red even as fuel prices rise.
From the airlines' perspective, Grigas said OneGo is just another travel agency buying tickets.
Most were up at the arrival gates answering questions, giving directions and trying to make quick sense of what was to happen from the airlines' perspective.
The perhaps not-so-good news is that at least from the airline perspective, there may be a whole lot more in-flight selling going on in general.
This, he thinks, puts the financial losses of his airline into perspective.
It's the worst case from an airline's perspective because as of the order's effective date, you don't have the airplane to utilize in your fleet so your schedule is decimated.
"From the airline's perspective, I would be very surprised if they denied liabilities - all the families have to do is prove the value of their losses".
For example, an airline network perspective makes it possible to recover an expanding wave of infection around the airport from which an epidemic started spreading, whereas that origin would not be easily traceable when following the same epidemic on a spatial map of the world (Brockmann and Helbing 2013).
Today I am exploring the year in flight, from both my perspective - airlines I actually experienced - and some bigger changes to the air travel system.
