The phrase "alternative airline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a different airline option, especially in the context of travel or transportation.
Example: "If you're looking for cheaper flights, consider booking with an alternative airline instead of the major carriers."
Alternatives: "different airline" or "secondary airline".
Southwest, though, could end up ceding not just some of its precious West Coast revenue to JetBlue, but some of its image as the trendy alternative airline to fly.
Part II extends this work by partitioning the demand in each market (OD pair) into market segments, each with its own utility function and set of preferences for alternative airline products.
The flight was diverted to Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport in Canada, where the passengers were provided with alternative airline options to complete their journey.
Others pursue alternative airline positions that don't involve "flying the line".
However, we then truncate the fraction by administering 4, 8, 16, 24 and 32 profiles to a sample of individuals in Australia and New Zealand faced with the decision to fly (or not to fly) between Australia and New Zealand by alternative airlines and fare regimes.
THE most immediate target of the public's insistence could easily be intercity rapid transit systems, as an alternative to airline stress.
Amtrak is an alternative to airlines along the Boston-New York-Washington corridor, and on some routes out of Chicago and a few in California.
For those still seeking a premium or paid option, a host of independent options are offering an alternative to airline-specific lounges.
Booking with these types of cards ― or an alternative method like airline miles, PayPal or gift cards ― will leave you with nothing but the airline's contract of carriage to rely on.
The Acela is meant to become a convenient and trendy alternative to the airline shuttles.
The business-jet industry argues, not without justification, that a corporate jet, used properly, is a work tool, an alternative to commercial airline service that encourages in-flight productivity and gets corporate managers and technicians to locations far more quickly than airlines can.
