Sentence examples for excessive airline from inspiring English sources

The regulator, the Competition Commission, has been investigating whether the poor service, excessive airline charges and delays that passengers face have been caused or worsened by BAA's lack of investment in the major facilities it controls around London.

My friends and family are at risk of losing all of their money, as re-booking will mean paying excessive fares with another airline.

If this seems like a disproportionate response to excessive complaints, tough luck: the Airline Deregulation Act (ADA) of 1978 gives carriers wide discretion over everything related to air travel, except safety.

Despite the White House public insistence that the Congress pass the entire $726 billion tax cut, Mr. Fleischer also said today that $3 billion proposed by Congressional committees to help the ailing airline industry was "excessive".

Why, for heaven's sake?The larger airlines point to excessive fragmentation too many of them, and none that are as big as they need to be to run efficiently.

Owen Leed, chief of marketing for South Africa tourism, said he was not worried that the loss of a few smaller airlines would lead to excessive fare increases.

Many commercial airline carriers prohibit visible tattoos and excessive body piercings.

The excessive distances between the small airports sometimes used by budget airlines and the cities those airlines have advertised as their destination is also a reliable source of collective amusement.

Because of the lack of internationally accepted standards for developing and retaining passenger manifests, Health Canada personnel encountered excessive delays in obtaining the manifests from various airlines.

● Americans Airlines, for getting a $1.6 million fine for excessive and long tarmac delays.

At least one major airline, Lufthansa, expressed frustration at what it suggested was excessive caution by the German authorities, who kept every German airport closed to air traffic for a second day.