Sentence examples for airlines war from inspiring English sources

"THE rich even get better air than the rest of us," proclaims Mother Jones's Kevin Drum, riffing off an American Prospect story on "the airlines' war on the 99%".

The Airline Wars Meantime, the airline luggage wars go on.

C1 Airline Fare War Major airlines found themselves facing the prospect of lower fares, fueled by the industry's healthiest player, Southwest Airlines, and one that is trying to regain its footing, Delta Air Lines.

A bruising airline fare war in Australia has had a major casualty: the insurgent airline that started it.

Look for signs of an airline price war in early 2016, with Ryanair already predicting price cuts.

The government would also extend to the airlines temporary war-risk insurance that would cover domestic flights for 180 days.

A study by Megan Busse, of Berkeley, of airline price wars includes an excellent chronology of discounting in the airline industry, which shows just how endemic price-cutting was in the eighties and early nineties.

Struggling Airlines Worry About War Airlines are deeply worried about even more financial devastation at the onset of a possible war in Iraq, with an anticipated severe drop in air travel and soaring fuel prices.

The nation's airlines, saying the war with Iraq had frightened travelers into staying home, announced deeper cuts in flight schedules yesterday and layoffs of 8,300 workers.

The airlines have seen war fears double their fuel costs, although some have hedged part of the increased oil price.Other costs of doing business have also risen sharply.

Separately, BA won tentative approval from America's Transport Department for a code-sharing link with troubled American Airlines.Qantas succumbed to the travails affecting many of the world's airlines: economic uncertainty, war in Iraq and the SARS epidemic.