Sentence examples for route structures from inspiring English sources

The two route structures complement each other.

Hard-pressed airlines have also been merging, rationalizing route structures and consolidating their fleets.

The partnership, known as a code-share alliance, will essentially allow the airlines to extend their route structures by proxy.

We exited and peeked into some of the mosques along our route, structures built in a style that seems spare and serious compared with the architectural excess of the homes.

Britain tried desperately to regain its footing in the airliner market but found that its Commonwealth route structures required specialized aircraft designs that were not competitive with the Boeing and Douglas products in the world market.

In the wide-ranging 90-minute session, the two executives insisted that full-service airlines with international route structures based on hub-and-spoke scheduling would survive and even prosper against low-fare carriers flying mostly point to point within the United States -- providing costs and fares can be kept down.

Both airlines want to use the arrangement to extend their route structure and earn more revenue.

"We have not had time to evaluate the entire route structure," she said, adding that ticket holders could seek refunds.

But because the extended route structure attracts passengers who might otherwise have flown on a rival carrier, airlines generally record a rise in revenue because of a partnership.

Well, Mr. Matthews has flown more than a million miles on the airline, which unlike most discount carriers has an exhaustive international route structure.

US Airways has been searching for what is called a code-sharing partner to help it extend its route structure beyond the East Coast, where its flights are concentrated.