The phrase "average airline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an airline that is typical or standard in terms of service, pricing, or performance compared to others in the industry.
Example: "While some airlines offer luxury services, the average airline provides basic amenities and reasonable fares."
Alternatives: "typical airline" or "standard airline".
Inflation has significantly outpaced average airline ticket prices over the past decade, so most tickets are cheaper in real dollars than they were before the September 11th attacks.
Even a 1% saving can represent hundreds of tonnes of fuel a year for the average airline, and a similar reduction in emissions.
This is in stark contrast to the fall in the amount paid for the average airline ticket of 25 per cent over the same period.It seems that until the financial cost of travel reflects its environmental cost, the number of fliers is unlikely to drop.(Photo credit: Reuters) .
During that period the average airline post-tax profit margin has been a paltry 0.03%.Contrary to the argument of your leader, airlines have to work together because no single airline can provide the from-anywhere-to-anywhere service required in a globalised world.
According to the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements, the average airline crew member receives an annual dose of work-related radiation that is more than one and a half times higher than that of the average employee in the nuclear-power industry.
Labour already accounts for 36% of an average airline's operating expenses.
On average, airlines flying small planes raised their assumption of weight by 30 pounds for each passenger with a bag, but Air Midwest raised its estimate by 40 pounds.
In the fourth quarter of 2015, the average domestic airline flight dropped to $363 -- the least since 2010, according to the Transportation Department.
"On average, the airlines now pay more than $11 in fees and rent for each passenger who boards a plane at LAX," the Los Angeles Times reports.
BUT divorce and estate lawyers have been placing a value on air miles -- 2 cents apiece, the same amount, on average, that airlines charge when they sell miles to their corporate partners.
Not surprisingly, those passengers are generally business travelers who average about five airline trips every 18 months.
