The phrase "airlines works" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a grammatical error, possibly intended to refer to "airlines' work" or "airline operations."
Example: "The airlines' works in maintaining safety standards are crucial for passenger trust."
Alternatives: "airline operations" or "airlines' activities."
A1 THE AIRLINES -- How lobbyists for the major airlines, working at full speed from as early as Sept. 12, delivered a $15 billion aid package.
Weather-related cancellations, he said, often result in overbookings as airlines work to accommodate passengers.
Private cellphone networks and private airlines work because the landlines do not and the bush has eaten the roads.
His suggestion was that the airlines work better with the Transportation Security Administration to improve "the invasive, time-consuming security screening process".
Before deregulation, the industry worked much the same way the airlines work now, by a hub-and-spoke system.
Then last spring, United and Delta, both airlines working to improve on-time ratings, decided to get tough.
The airlines, working through the International Air Transport Association, the worldwide airline trade group, have drafted a manual for electronic crossing of commercial barriers, a process they call interlining.
The year's total for the major airlines worked out to 5.16 complaints for each 1,000 passengers; United's rate was the highest at 7.79.
Many airlines work together in groups, so just because your favourite carrier doesn't fly somewhere, that doesn't mean you can't be rewarded.
Accurately pricing tickets for all cabins has become so important that airlines work hard to predict demand, which is influenced, on an hourly basis, by weather, military coups, school vacations, disease outbreaks, sporting events, and innumerable other factors.
