Sentence examples for general airlines from inspiring English sources

In general, airlines, and especially domestic carriers in the United States, do not like talking directly about such class distinctions.

In general, airlines promise to escort unaccompanied minors onto their flights and release them to the properly designated person upon arrival.

In general, airlines like pilots to strive for soft landings, gliding the aircraft gently onto the runway, rather than hard landings, in which the plane comes down with a thump or a bang that alarms passengers.

In general, airlines know they can't sell every seat at the high prices business travelers pay on short notice, so they reserve some seats for the high-price customers and some for buyers of midrange scheduled fares.

In general, airline funds have been lackluster performers of late.

General airline rules, including requirements for veterinary certificates, are posted on the Air Transport Association Web site, www.air-transport.org; click on Pet Travel Guidelines.

Fernandes maintained that AirAsia is in a strong position with government connections and general airline regulation.

It's also great for ensuring a comfortable viewing angle regardless of how little room you have, owing either to just general airline seat design or to front neighbors who insist on reclining even though we all know that the only people who do so are selfish inconsiderate monsters.

You can take a course on general airline and flying procedures beforehand if you wish.

In general, however, airlines operate on razor-thin profit margins and are not likely to deliberately cut revenue significantly, even if it means a summer of mounting flight delays and unhappy customers.

What will prevent this increasing use of outsourcing by American corporations in general and airlines in particular in the future?