Sentence examples for more efficient airlines from inspiring English sources

This seems a small price to pay for encouraging more efficient airlines and beginning to address global warming.

Mr. Tilton, who joined the airline last September, has insisted that United needs to start a carrier, apart from its main operations, to compete with more efficient airlines like Southwest and JetBlue.

The reason, the study found, was that the development of hub-and-spoke operations by the surviving carriers, which rely on centrally situated airports where passengers make connections on the way from one city to another, has produced more efficient airlines and more choices for passengers.

Van Melkebeek’s dissertation addresses problems that have a variety of practical implications, including the creation of more reliable stock market simulations, solutions to cryptographic problems and the development of more efficient airline schedules.

The result is fuller planes leaving the airfield, even as the overall number of passengers using Bob Hope continues to decline, leading to more efficient airline operations, officials said.

Newer and more efficient airplanes means airlines are offering longer and longer flights, but can you handle 13 hours with only 30 inches of space?

In the United States, passenger rail travel is 20percentt more efficient than airline travel and 30percentt more efficient than automobile travel, according to the U.S. Department of Energy's 2010 Transportation Energy Data Book.

For airlines, more efficient approaches and landings could mean significant fuel savings.

But in the rest of Africa, the skies are busier than ever before and the airlines more efficient.

"It's about changing passenger behavior to a process, electronic ticketing, that's more efficient for both the airline and passenger," he said.

Long term, the improved design process means a simpler digital catalogue for managing supply chains, as well as more efficient maintenance procedures for the airlines.