Sentence examples for liberalisation of air from inspiring English sources

The liberalisation of air travel has increased competition between big hubs, especially in Europe and the Gulf.

The result was inefficiency and losses.The liberalisation of air travel in the 1980s led to competition from upstarts to the state behemoths, many of which were privatised wholly or partly.

At a time when the liberalisation of air transport is increasingly being promoted as a means to induce the growth of the tourism business, it is striking that there is little evidence to suggest that such liberalisation has indeed led to a growth in tourism.

The liberalisation of the air and railway transport sectors instigated expanding the scope of the studies in to areas such as structures for contestable markets, competitiveness and regulation [3].

To promote the development of air transport at the continental level, several policies were introduced, leading to the Yamoussoukro Decision (YD) in late 1999, which had the liberalisation of the intra-African aviation spaces as its main objective.

The liberalisation of the low-cost European aviation market could be repeated globally, argues Mr Wingate.

One is the liberalisation of energy markets.

The cautious liberalisation of China was beginning.

Sir Michael said: "Liberalisation of Heathrow-US routes is overdue.

The government needs to introduce greater liberalisation of numbers now.

The liberalisation of financial markets has lubricated this process.