Sentence examples for effect on airlines from inspiring English sources

The effect on airlines' sales was aggravated by the fact that high-yielding first-class and business travel was hit especially hard.

Any delays with that project would have a serious knock-on effect on airlines intending to move into BA's slots at Terminal 4.   The Economist reported on Terminal 5's opening before the extent of the chaos was known, and so perhaps was less embarrassed than most by these "first-day glitches".

Mr Francis said the safety concerns could have an effect on airlines currently considering ordering 787s, causing them to choose rival Airbus' A330 instead, which is a comparable aircraft and a proven product.

However, there are no papers testing whether travel time has a direct effect on airline pricing.

The tax has virtually no effect on the consumer and no negative effect on airline ticket sales.

One of their managing partners, Chris Fralic (@chrisFRC) is stuck in London because of the volcanic ash's effect on the airlines.

"The rising cost and falling demand factors that pushed Delta to this merger will be having the same effect on other airlines," he added.

Mr. Teffaha has joined a chorus of overseas airlines and governments seeking to put a stop to the planned change, which would go into effect for airlines on Jan . 1

Grais et al. (7 ) explored the possible effect of airline travel on geographic spread of pandemic influenza in 2000 through simulation models of the pandemic influenza virus (H3N2) of 1968 69, using air travel data for 53 global cities.

"The strength of aircraft engines and leasing remains pretty irrelevant to the overall picture that is G.E". Correction: July 17 , 2004 Saturday Because of an editing error, an article in Business Day yesterday about the effect of airline industry troubles on the General Electric Company attributed a comment erroneously to Henry A. Hubschman, president of GE Commercial Aviation Services.

This paper explores the effect of airline emissions charges on airfares, airline service quality, aircraft design features, and network structure, using a detailed and realistic theoretical model of competing duopoly airlines.