Sentence examples for official carrier from inspiring English sources

SAA was the official carrier of the South African team to the Games.

On Thursday, Aeroflot, Russia's national airline, announced it had offered to become the K.H.L.'s official carrier.

MY favourite travel story of last week involved players from Barcelona football club, and their request for all-female cabin crew when flying with the team's official carrier, Turkish Airlines.

Since the iPhone made its debut in June, hackers have posted a number of methods online to make it possible to use iPhones on cellular networks other than that of AT&T, the exclusive official carrier.

"Even those who were against privatisations can accept them now," said the politician who had first-hand experience of public resistance to the sell-offs when he oversaw the sale of the nation's official carrier, Olympic Airways, in 2009.

A new Cold War!" The music turns triumphant with images of China's Olympic hurdler Liu Xiang standing in Tiananmen Square, raising the Olympic torch, "a symbol of Peace and Friendship!" But, first, one final act of treachery: in Paris, protesters attempt to wrest the Olympic torch from its official carrier, forcing guards to fend them off — a "long march" for a new era.

So, whenever an iPhone is activated, Synchronoss gets paid because up to this point AT&T has been the only official U.S. carrier of the popular Apple smartphone.

The fight's only major corporate sponsor is Southwest Airlines, which is involved with sweepstakes and ticket prizes as the bout's official air carrier.

Seeing that the iPhone is basically a smash hit in China — over 10 million iPhones are in use on China Mobile's network (even though it isn't an official iPhone carrier) — Apple will likely be breaking even more records with the iPhone 4S come 2012.

Asiana Airlines joined on 1 March, Spanair joined on 1 May, and then, LOT Polish Airlines, the official flag carrier of Poland, joined in October.

However, it's fairly obvious that VoIP is harder to police than POTS but considering the official Chinese carriers offer VoIP of their own, it's pretty hard to swallow the security angle.