Sentence examples for better airlines from inspiring English sources

(And Delta, according to this study, is actually one of the better airlines; see list below Perhaps there is hope.

Also among the institutions that should probably know better, airlines must know by now that Ebola – contagious only through direct contact with a symptomatic sick person's fluids – is exceedingly unlikely to contaminate a plane.

They're either usually on better airlines or on better aircrafts than a normal flight.

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In addressing other economic issues, Mrs. Clinton again discussed her interest in bringing better airline service and lower fares, as well as lower utility rates, to upstate cities.

"The agreement is a victory for consumers, who will benefit from lower fares and better airline service," said A. Douglas Melamed, the Justice Department's acting antitrust chief.

We are filling unacceptable gaps revealed by the failed Christmas attack, with better airline security and swifter action on our intelligence.

Many analysts and consumer advocates think United should focus on running a better airline rather than trying to merge with another one.

Still, the White House, mindful of a public outcry for better airline security, has signaled that Mr. Bush, who is eager to address the issue any way he can, would sign whichever bill lands on his desk.

Measures moving through Congress to mandate better airline behavior have been so weakened that they are almost meaningless.

Overall, business is a lot stronger than when Wolf took over, and US Airways is a much better airline.