Sentence examples for called airline from inspiring English sources

Mr. Geringer called airline service one of the "key ingredients to economic development".

Visa and MasterCard charge 2.5% of the transaction value for retail transactions and 2.9% for so called "airline transactions" (where currency conversion fees are not allowed).

The feasts will produce an unfortunate side effect for New Yorkers -- envy -- since what usually passes for Southwestern food in Manhattan would be called airline grub in the rest of the country.

To handle the frequent last-minute arrangements of presidential travel and the specialized requirements of the press, Dale did not conduct competitive bidding for travel services, but relied upon a charter company called Airline of the Americas.

Over fine wine and something called "airline" chicken, Charlito seasons the plate with tales of his great grandfather, Dr. Manuel Zeno Gandía, who published the first novel by a Puerto Rican author in 1894, and was an early champion for Puerto Rico independence.

Between consoling despondent students and teaching classes, Barroll called airlines, hotels and tour operators, trying to recoup some of the students' money.

The main benefit of the service, a Yapta spokesman said in an e-mail, is it lets you avoid the "long and cumbersome" process of calling airline customer service to arrange for the credit.

Those messages can include suggested replies and actions (change seat, call airline, etc).

Instead, agency staff members were calling airlines and control centers around the country to issue the orders.

8. BUY DIRECT There was a time not so long ago when we bought airline tickets by calling airlines instead of logging onto sites like Travelocity and Expedia.

When you visit the store, call airlines, buy houses, go to the bank, there is a desire for some people to have one company do it all.