Sentence examples for one airlines from inspiring English sources

Away from that zany pair, despite Diego Costa declaring that contrary to recent rumours he rather likes life in London and doesn't want to take a trip on Do One Airlines, Chelsea are going to make a £30m offer for long-time Arsenal target Gonzalo Higuaín, perhaps just for yucks or to annoy their North London counterparts.

While plenty of managers – Martin Jol at Spurs in 2007 springs to mind – seem to be the last to know that they've got a one-way first-class ticket on Do One Airlines, Neville somehow kept his sacking a secret for the best part of a fortnight, showing that although he has spent most of his post-playing career talking about football, he's also adept at not talking about it.

One by one, airlines matched it over the weekend.

[C3.] Airlines Communicate Via E-Mail One by one, airlines that have announced bankruptcy filings, layoffs or other unsettling news in recent weeks have quickly followed up with e-mail dispatches to customers from executives.

One by one, airlines that have announced bankruptcy filings, layoffs or other potentially unsettling news in recent weeks have quickly followed up with e-mail dispatches to customers from company executives, offering their own versions of developments that have made headlines.

These so-called online travel agencies will tell you if it's cheaper to fly out on one airline and back on another.

-Airline alliance programs typically allow passengers on one airline to book tickets on another, or redeem frequent flyer points on partner airlines.

Because each airline has its own seating configurations and policies, a strategy that may work on one airline may not make a difference on another.

On one airline, my boarding pass always says Sharkey/JosephMMr. and on another I am just Joe Sharkey.

Even heavily advertised "discounted" fares on one airline are often 25percentt or more higher than the regular fare on competing airlines flying the same route.

On one airline, passengers are encouraged to duck their head into their chest, and put their hands on top of the seat in front of them.