Sentence examples for of foreign airlines from inspiring English sources

Officials at the Federal Aviation Administration briefed representatives of foreign airlines about the plan on Tuesday.

Talking about numerate Asians, clever Jewish lawyers and the cockpit culture of foreign airlines might prompt complaints about racial stereotyping.

THE inclusion of foreign airlines in the EU's Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) has been deferred until at least September 2013.

Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano, who will announce the new system, has traveled to several countries in recent months to enlist the cooperation of foreign airlines and governments.

Zambia and Zimbabwe have no airlines of their own, leaving incoming traffic at the mercy of foreign airlines' fickle business plans.

There is a simple solution to the problem of foreign airlines that do not transmit passenger manifests to the Customs Service (front page, Nov. 27).

Our results describe a U.S. flight attendant population and may not reflect the same experience for crew of foreign airline carriers.

Let's look at two scenarios: Scenario #1: Owner takes the million in profits and either pockets the profits or spends it on a lavish extended foreign travel vacation involving lots of first class travel (all on foreign airlines) and extended stays at five star resorts.

Faced with growing losses from the late 1990s onwards, the government offered 40 percent of Biman to foreign airlines in 2004, hoping a buyer would take over the management of the carrier.

The Boeing Corporation, for instance, plans to deliver 395 commercial planes in 2006, up 36percentt from a year ago, many of them to foreign airlines.

It's no surprise that a number of them are signing up for foreign airlines instead of domestic ones.