Sentence examples for case airline from inspiring English sources

In any case, airline officials should be considerate enough to at least feed passengers during such a long delay.

[A1.] Airline Officials Make Their Case Airline executives asked a House subcommittee to consider tax relief, reimbursement for security costs and an extension of terrorism insurance policies.

In Mr. Kennedy's case, airline supervisors ultimately overruled the ticket agents in each instance and allowed him to board the plane.

In the United case, airline lawyers said that they would ask a federal bankruptcy court in Chicago to void the airline's labor agreements, so that they could be replaced with less-expensive contracts.

Also included is a "compact magnetic case, airline adapter and cleaning tool".

In any case, airlines are likely to be offering bargains to fill their seats.

In any case, airlines had never generated value for their stockholders.

In some case, airlines must consider rebooking passengers on the first available flight, even if the flight is operated by a non-allied carrier.The ruling concludes five separate complaints filed in June 2009 by Gabor Lukacs, an academic dubbed the "Phantom of the Airline Industry" who has been taking Canadian airlines to task for the past couple of years.

Although the CBP disagreed, the agency said it would "develop an internal contingency plan" in case airlines and airports decline to help.

But in some cases, airline dominance at particular airports has made it harder for rivals to compete, and contributed to higher fares, according to a report last year by the American Antitrust Institute, a nonprofit group that lobbies for more competition, and the Business Travel Coalition.

Regardless of mixed reviews when it comes to DHS's handling trafficking cases, airline workers are still on the first line of defense when it comes to watching out for signs that a victim is being transported.