Sentence examples for broader airline from inspiring English sources
Blocking this procompetitive merger will deny customers access to a broader airline network that gives them more choices," they said.
American's move comes at a time when the broader airline sector is looking for ways to raise cash and cut debt.
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration is increasing pressure on Pakistan to provide the United States with much broader airline passenger information, a crucial tool that American investigators use to track terrorist travel patterns, but a step that Pakistan has resisted, American officials said Sunday.
Kelly said the move would be part of a broader airline security effort to combat what he called "a real sophisticated threat".
Yet consumer advocates and passengers who have been ordered off planes for seemingly petty infractions think some flight attendants abuse their power and that the broad language airlines use to define unruly behavior makes it difficult for passengers to know how to behave and, if necessary, defend themselves.
Over the last decade it has opened bases in France, Germany, Spain and Italy, allied to its early Geneva base, capitalising on broader shifts in the airline industry and the problems besetting traditional carriers.
To do that, they must answer a broader question: Why have airlines concluded that merging is their path to profitability?
However, in Europe, the regulations regarding equipment and medication are loosely formulated, giving airlines broad flexibility in assembling their MFKs while adhering to the law [ 15, 16].
The rally in energy shares bolstered the broader market, but it hurt airline stocks.
The wire fraud statute requires an interstate or foreign wire transmission, while the Travel Act covers a broader range of conduct, including airline travel by someone connected to the payment.
The pilots' union said its offer was contingent on the adoption of a broader restructuring plan by the airline; management is expected to present such a plan to the board in late August.
