Sentence examples for off the airline from inspiring English sources

Having taken off, the airline had to make a quick turnaround when the pilot heard the (presumably now less sleepy) worker banging on ceiling of the hold.

Are you NYPD or FBI?" To his bitter disappointment neither the FBI nor NYPD escorted him off the airline: Customs and Border Patrol agents took Shahzad away.

It was the third failed attempt to sell off the airline in less than two years, as Italy struggles to keep a four-year-old pledge to the European Union to privatize the flagship carrier.

Shareholders will be wiped out in a 100 percent capital reduction, which will go toward paying off the airline's debt.

The strikes this year have knocked $160m £102mm) off the airline's operating profits.

The unnamed man whose loud pronouncements were captured on video didn't get kicked off the flight but did get kicked off the airline.

Furthermore, they are wireless so you won't end up pulling plugs or yanking your devices off of the airline tray accidentally.

There are also single events that throw off the airlines: statistics, for instance, will be skewed for October by Hurricane Sandy, which shut down air travel through much of the East Coast and caused more than 19,000 flight cancellations.

Before flights can take off, the airlines have a number of factors to consider, according to the AP.

"You can't pay for it, then when it's convenient lay it off on the airlines".

United, the nation's second-largest carrier behind American, is one of the worst off of the airlines.