Sentence examples for back flight from inspiring English sources

What if a customer returns something, how are they going to get the money back?" Flight attendants at other airlines are also worried that retail commissions may be used to replace salaries, according to Corey Caldwell, a spokeswoman for the Association of Flight Attendants.

Flight 93 has been the subject of various films and documentaries including The Flight That Fought Back, Flight 93, and the feature film United 93.

Airlines are cutting back flights to Asia.

But any deals might face Congressional opposition because of the probability of lost jobs and higher fares as combined carriers cut back flights and seats.

Airlines, so imperiled that Congress passed a $15 billion bailout package soon after the attacks, started adding back flights and recalling some laid-off workers as early as December.

Airlines, forced to cut back flights until more people are ready to fly again, have announced that they will eliminate 79,000 jobs, almost 12percentt of total employment.

If United is forced to cut back flights, that would reduce the industry's capacity and give carriers more leeway to raise prices.

Passenger traffic at easyJet and other no-frills European airlines has increased after national flag carriers cut back flights and routes after the Sept. 11 terror attacks.

The airline is expanding while most larger rivals are cutting back flights because of lower demand and the need to stem losses.

Additionally, these deaths had occurred at a time when airlines were cutting back flights due to the economic recession, and airlines had flown about 6% fewer hours in 1971 than 1970.

If the ticket revenue is predicted to fall well short of the costs of a there-and-back flight, considerations of cash may take precedence over customer service.