Sentence examples for make the airlines from inspiring English sources

"We hope that it will make the airlines that much more attentive, knowing that there's going to be some reporting," Ms. Brody said.

He is wasting his talent in his ill-advised run for president, when he is truly needed now to make the airlines behave in how they treat passengers.

Some said a suit would make the airlines safer; others said a suit was the only way to find out what really happened and who was to blame, he recalled.

So on Monday, the airlines were surprised when the commission's highest transport official, Loyola de Palacio, who happens to be from Spain, proposed a law to make the airlines pay 750 euros, about $670, to every passenger bumped from a flight of fewer than 2,100 miles, and to double the amount for passengers bumped from longer flights.

And it's those business travelers who buy a business class ticket who make the airlines most of their money.

And if this does become the law, doesn't that make the airlines responsible to ensure the kids are in an approved seat that's properly installed?

The F.A.A. rules make the airline responsible for maintenance work performed by third-party contractors.

The goal is to grow Ryanair to 130 million passengers, which would make the airline the largest in Europe, and one of the largest in Europe [sic].

Instead, they fall seemingly random, without the kind of graphics that make the airline and car searches painless.

If this fails to make the airline profitable, then no doubt more of the same will be forthcoming.Undoing such cosy arrangements is not easy.

It has increased its request because the larger amount will make the airline more attractive to investors, said Alan Carr, a spokesman.