Sentence examples for regulated airlines from inspiring English sources

Fifty years ago, when regulated airlines competed primarily on service rather than price expanding personal space was part of their strategy for attracting customers.

The bill effectively disbanded the Civil Aeronautics Board, a group that regulated airlines as if they were government entities, in charge of deciding routes and fares for all companies.

Another story of the same instance is the regulated airlines.

The regulated airlines, this is before the late 1970s when the airlines were deregulated, would own a route and monopolize it.

He said the case might determine whether the U.S. Department of Transportation will issue similar rules allowing drug and alcohol testing for federally regulated airlines, buses and trucks.

But international talks to regulate airlines' emissions have been going on fruitlessly for almost 15 years.

The mobile-phone ban was initially enacted because the FCC (which doesn't normally regulate airlines at all) feared that airborne phones would interfere with ground-based networks.

Governments can control entry to their countries, she said, can regulate airlines and ships, prevent inappropriate hotel development, and use taxes to shape visitor demand and benefit local people, place limits on rip-off prices that distort markets.

(Here's Southwest's contract). The Department of Transportation DOTT) which regulates airlines, notes that airlines aren't required by law to provide you with meals and overnight accommodations.

Kapoor noted, however, that the American/US Airways merger case does not necessarily involve the last chance to secure slots for new entrant carriers, because the Transportation Department continues to regulate airlines and could seek to make slots available in the future.

Efforts to regulate airlines are unnecessary, say airlines.