The phrase "available airline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to airlines that are currently offering flights or services for a specific route or destination.
Example: "Please check the available airline options for your travel dates before making a reservation."
Alternatives: "operating airline" or "offering airline".
In Europe, he predicted 20 percent of all available airline seats would be on low-cost airlines by 2029, a tenfold increase from 2000.
For example, airline data does not capture traffic between cities via other means, such as automobile, and publicly available airline traffic data captures individuals' start and endpoints, but does not include layovers.
When seats are available, airline personnel will usually try to honor your request.
When slots have become available, airlines at Heathrow have been consistently adding capacity on these profitable routes – such as North America and Europe – rather than use them for emerging markets".
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Below are air-fare and hotel deals that were available through airline and travel Web sites as of yesterday afternoon.
The Ofcom consultation – titled Earth Stations on Mobile Platforms – is likely to lead to major improvements next year, particularly to the slow broadband service currently available to airline passengers.
Earlier this year, I wrote about my wish for a digital insurance card that could be displayed on my smart phone, similar to the electronic boarding passes now available with airline apps.
Just looking at the number of seats available, domestic airlines' capacity peaked in 2005 and has generally fallen since.
In the third quarter of 2011, in the most recent data available, domestic airlines raised $898.2 million in checked bag fees, down from $906.4 million in the same quarter a year earlier, according to the Transportation Department.
In the new security law, Congress said that until enough machines were available, the airlines could use "bag matching," assuring that no bag got on a plane without its owner.
