Sentence examples for beyond the airlines from inspiring English sources

FOR A depressing read, head to the Business Travel Coalition and its new report, "Beyond the Airlines' $2 Can of Coke: Catastrophic Impact on the U.S. Economy from Oil-price Trauma in the Airline Industry".

On Monday, Mr. Mitchell released a detailed report on the crisis called "Beyond the Airlines' $2 Can of Coke Catastrophicc Impact on the U.S. Economy From Oil-Price Trauma in the Airline Industry".

Tweet for Help Even though problems like bad weather, air traffic delays and mechanical issues are hard to predict and often beyond the airlines' control, most carriers automatically notify travelers — at least those who have signed up for flight alerts by e-mail, text message or phone call.

It is impossible to predict the exact size of any pension bailout, although economic projections by the agency suggest that in the worst case, a bailout within the next decade involving failures beyond the airlines could cost taxpayers up to $110 billion.

*** The problems identified by Wiener, Casner, and Schooler have implications that reach far beyond the airline industry.

If your flight is delayed because of weather or some factor beyond the airline's control, get out a book.

Trim problems are so common that most are never reported beyond the airline where they occur, safety experts say.

Mesa contended those cancellations stemmed from Delta's decision to run Mesa flights out of Kennedy International Airport and were beyond the airline's control.

"Adverse weather conditions" were suddenly the cause and, since these counted as "extraordinary circumstances" beyond the airline's control, it insisted compensation was not payable.

The third, the following month, reminded you that if disruption is caused by "extraordinary circumstances" beyond the airline's control, it is not liable to pay compensation.

If your flight is delayed because of weather or some other factor beyond the airline's control, get out a book.