Sentence examples for control airline from inspiring English sources

Seasoned, confident professionals who are technically skilled and accustomed to being in control, airline pilots are becoming frustrated and worried about security.

BRUSSELS — Transportation officials from around the world on Friday reached a preliminary agreement to develop global rules by the end of the decade that would control airline emissions.

The only way to truly solve the problem is to remove air traffic control (airline safety would remain) from the auspices of the FAA and make it a private organization accountable to the aviation industry, both commercial and general.

Though the air transport systems are composed of air transport control, airlines and airports, solving the irregular flight problem is still depend upon air transport control at present.

They ask no special favors; only that our government provide equal opportunity to compete, and act to control airlines that could not exist without enormous and ongoing state capitalism.

"We have begun to put the brakes on runaway and out-of-control airline fees," Mr. Schumer said in a news release.

In the past year even the tightly controlled airline industry has been joined by Okay Air, United Eagle and Spring Air.

In an interview published in the French newspaper Le Figaro, Mr. Bussereau said that, because of Europe's stringent safety controls, airlines from "certain distant countries" used their best aircraft on European routes.

In a bid to strengthen Britain's border controls, airlines and other carriers would have to obtain clearance for passengers before they board and to check their identification against a security database.

The General Accounting Office issued the findings in two reports on the Pentagon's lack of control over airline travel, copies of which The Associated Press obtained.

The deal, announced in April, had come under scrutiny amid concern over who would control the airline's operations.