Sentence examples for hub airline from inspiring English sources

A hub airline with stable finances, however, can help hold up an airport muni.

And even if the hub airline stops flying, which none have done in the latest round of bankruptcies, airport bonds are nearly all insured.

BA has also cut flight frequencies and chopped less-profitable routes in an attempt to eliminate the £300m it was losing on its short-haul European network: its latest profit figures suggest this plan has largely succeeded.New aircraft technology is also forcing hub airlines to change, both posing extra challenges and offering potential solutions.

If it's a place you would want to visit, the city likely has a large enough origin and destination (O&D) market, a measurement of the number of people who fly to and from a particular place regardless of hub-airline connections.

The city is also a busy convention centre and a hub of airline services.

Almost as soon as he opened up the place, near Lefferts Boulevard, he noticed that Kew Gardens was a hub for airline people.

In anticipation of the new hub, the airline had added destinations like Los Angeles to its routes, but it has been forced to continue using its warehouse-like terminal at Tegel, the airport built during the Berlin Airlift.

Regional flights have a poor record at the west London hub, and airlines that pay a premium for Heathrow slots have preferred more lucrative routes than trying to grow new markets.

A fire at the power station supplying Hartsfield-Jackson appeared to cut off electricity to the hub, forcing airlines to cancel about 1,180 flights and delay more than 200, according to CNN.

Low-cost carriers are only part of the problem.Traditional hub-based airlines provide the foundation of the system.

By funneling passengers through their hubs, the airlines were able to provide more frequent service and connections to more destinations than these small markets could otherwise sustain.