Sentence examples for owned carrier from inspiring English sources

"From its days as a publicly owned carrier, it has been weighed down by personnel costs that are far above those of the competition".

So why do people in Finland pay a small fraction of the price for much more mobile bandwidth – which they use – than people in Germany, Spain and the US? It's simple, according to persuasive research from a Helsinki consultancy, Rewheel: Finland has genuine competition not dominated by an dominant state-preferred (or owned) carrier.

By 1951, the new government had enacted as policy a two-airline system that enshrined competition between the Commonwealth-sponsored domestic operator and one major privately owned carrier.

My personal preference is to always fly a foreign owned carrier when possible, because, let's be frank, their service and value for money spent blow every American carrier (including American) right off the map.

From the 1950s, small towns had reliable regularly scheduled, airline service, thanks to the local service airlines: privately owned carriers partly subsidized by the government in return for serving such places.

The handset is also due to launch on Telefonica owned carriers in Germany and the U.K. this year — in the latter market it will land on O2 next month.

Beeline is owned by VimpelCom, which is headquartered in Amsterdam and also owns carriers across other emerging markets, including Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Armenia, Georgia, Kyrgyzstan, Cambodia, Laos, Algeria, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Burundi, Zimbabwe, Central African Republic.

Germanwings is a discount carrier owned by German carrier Lufthansa.

Feeling shunned, Dubai's rulers created their own carrier.

Other ethical concerns have been raised when parents want testing but do not want to know their own carrier status.

However the Welsh government's recent evaluation of its own carrier bag charge says this has not happened in Wales.