Sentence examples for coach airline from inspiring English sources

Many standard car seats don't fit in a coach airline seat — and there's no reasonable alternative to restrain an infant on a plane.

After reading "On the Greyhound Bus, Too, Life Changed After Attacks" (front page, Nov. 10), people who have never tried bus travel might be pleasantly surprised to find that in fact bus seats are more spacious than coach airline seats; that buses provide reliable, convenient service between city centers; and that bus passengers are overwhelmingly sane and responsible.

Aside from the oozing of tubby people over the armrests in coach airline seats, there's not much call for activists to interfere with others on this.

Lately, for example, I've started sessions by doing an exercise where participants design better shopping carts, coach airline seats, or driverless cars, just to get folks thinking out of the box.

Like coach airline seats, inexpensive motels and subcompact rental cars, it's a bit cramped--but good enough for a short trip.

Michel Nischan, who was the chef at Heartbeat in the W hotel, is developing a menu for passengers on the all-coach airline that will include organic ingredients, some from small farms.

One software presentation coached airline staff members on how to "survive" the Thanksgiving rush.

Last September, in a move that extinguished any hope of hot meals returning to coach, the airline removed the rear galleys — including the oven — from its MD-80 aircraft and replaced them with four seats.

They called it "More Space Throughout Coach". The airline tossed two whole rows of seats off every plane – that's 10 to 12 seats off narrow body planes and 16 to 20 off its wide bodies.

I glanced to my right, discovering my wife fast asleep with my two young children who, despite their deep-rooted sibling rivalry, found a way to coexist within the tight confines of coach class airline seats.

(Witness the Buy Your Own Damn Sandwich phenomenon in coach). Several airlines have responded by trying to make the high end of the market extra-special.