Sentence examples for nice airlines from inspiring English sources

You're trading in substances that make your brain feel like it's being wrapped in one of those complimentary hot towels you get on nice airlines – and, you know, it's illegal, so it's got that going for it.

"It's a nice airline to fly".

You couldn't have contemplated it unless you're in a nice airline bed.

Luckily, I recently reached a nice airline customer service representative who was able to change my account name over the phone.

The Federal Aviation Administration, which mandates that nice airline stewards must pester you to turn off your electronics, has reluctantly agreed to review the electronics policy in light of increased press attention.

It would be nice if airlines would commit on their own to treat their passengers right: ensuring, at a minimum, that if you buy a ticket you get a seat and have a reasonable expectation of reaching your destination on time and with your luggage.

Here are my best tips for getting off the plane with the same amount of hair you got on with: 1. Be nice to the airline staff.

Always be nice to the airline personnel.

Lesson: always be nice to the airline personnel.

His point is that airports, component-makers, aircraft-makers, banks and so on make a nice living, while most airlines chronically fail to turn a steady profit.

These tablets are a nice feature for any airline to offer passengers.