Sentence examples for evolution of the airline from inspiring English sources
"The healthier carriers will pick up slack," said Clifford Winston, an economist at the Brookings Institution and author, with Professor Morrison and others, of "The Evolution of the Airline Industry".
In Winston's book, The Evolution of the Airline Industry, he and his coauthors concluded that if deregulation were extended to international routes, fares on those routes would fall by 28%.
"The combined company will be a more effective and profitable competitor in the current fragmented marketplace, with the ability to better meet the continuing evolution of the airline industry," Doug Parker, chief executive of US Airways, said, in a prepared statement.
It describes the evolution of the regional airline system, in which small companies like Colgan fly planes with the names of big outfits like Continental on them but do not have to meet the larger airline's standards of training and safety.
This article assesses the evolution of the two firms' airline networks.
If Prime continues to extend beyond Amazon's border, it could be the next evolution of an airline-miles type loyalty points program, but with rewards that span the breadth of the web.
A spokesperson for Air France announced that the airline had suspended all flights owing to the "evolution of the security situation in Israel".
The airline said it will continue to assess the evolution of the situation over the region and will update travellers when operations are back to normal.
The airline said it was the next stage in the evolution of the so-called "kangaroo route", facilitated by the more fuel-efficient Dreamliner.
