Sentence examples for enough airline from inspiring English sources

The bottom line is that when the Acela Express is up and running full blast, I regret to say, not enough airline passengers will be diverted to rail".

"Without enough airline service, an airport is not going to be very convenient for anyone, no matter where they are located," he said.

The cabin staff was more polite than any other airline's, even delivering five extra meals to the fellow in front of me who just couldn't get enough airline food.

Without enough airline partners and not too many passengers interested in paying for the service in those early days of mobile internet, the project came to an end in 2006.

But there need to be enough airlines at Stewart to make it a reasonable alternative.

For years, Boeing said that there was no need for a new superjumbo, that not enough airlines would buy it and that Airbus would never actually commit to such a project.

This means that, if enough airlines sign binding deals, Airbus would be committed to building the aircraft next year, at a development cost of $12 billion, for delivery in late 2005.A number of airlines Singapore, Virgin Atlantic, Emirates, Air France and a big leasing company have already told Airbus they would buy up to 60 super-jumbos between them, if the aircraft is formally on offer.

A MAGAZINE devoted to travel is sponsoring a promotion that is meant to remind readers of, appropriately enough, an airline's advertising slogan, "You can't beat the experience".

Are people going to miss flights because there are long backups, because other people are protesting?" As if that were not trouble enough, some airline pilots are engaged in their own protests against the body imagers, which the T.S.A. is now calling advanced imaging technology.

"Please apply when you are old enough," the airline wrote back.

Step 1. Fasten two 13-cm cable ties into small circles large enough for airline tubing to pass through without being constricted.