The phrase "airlines share" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the distribution of information, resources, or services among different airlines.
Example: "In the industry, airlines share data on passenger trends to improve their services and enhance customer experience."
Alternatives: "airlines collaborate" or "airlines exchange".
Both airlines' share prices shot up.
The airlines share many routes and airports, so a merger would take out two rivals who are proving strong competitors.
At McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, where airlines share terminals, bags are still randomly matched against claim tickets.
Flightstats.com lets you look up an airport to see information about flight delays, which is often more accurate than the data airlines share.
Budget airlines share a similar blind spot: because their fares are cheap, they seem to reason, passengers shouldn't assume they'll get to take off.
So despite reports of stabilising markets from carpet sellers to airlines, share indices around Europe failed to gain any fresh ground.
The airlines' shares fell 3.7percenttodayay, to 489 yen ($4.08).
The results indicate that this suggested algorithm reduces the imbalances for the airlines sharing the BHS collection conveyor, while maintaining overall BHS performance at an acceptable level.
Chinese airlines Shares in China Southern Airlines and China Eastern Airlines suffered their biggest drops on Tuesday since the terrorist attacks on 11 September 2001 – falling as much as 18%.
An investor sell-off triggered by news of the investigation led some airlines' shares to plunge, including American (down 2.8percentt), United Continental (2.5percentt), Delta (1.9percentt) and Southwest (1.4percentt).
Between 1978 and 1984, the industry expanded from 30 to 38 large carriers, and in 1984 16 airlines shared 90percentt of all traffic.
