Sentence examples similar to set airline from inspiring English sources

Privately owned train operators have argued that having the freedom to set airline-style prices will help solve overcrowding, although such a move would threaten a political backlash among commuters in south-east England.

So why do airlines set up subsidiaries in the first place?

A pilot during WWII, Willis introduced several marketing gimmicks that set the airline apart from other ones of the day.

A deadline of two months would be set for airlines to formally reply.

Flight prices are largely set by airlines, so although agents have some leeway in price, if the agent you're contacting is charging significantly less than everyone else, this could be a sign that something is not quite right.

We then empirically analyze the price levels set by airlines across transparent and opaque online travel agencies.

We spent a pleasant hour over a glass of wine setting the airline to rights, leaving me in no doubt that he really cared about the things I was moaning about and was trying to improve them.

The carrier has set up an airline-within-an-airline, which yesterday began flying from Edinburgh to Toronto.

In I.P.O., Japan Airlines Aims for Valuation of $8.5 Billion | The airline set the stage for the world's second-largest initial public offering this year, after that of Facebook, Hiroko Tabuchi reported.

The fee for the in-cabin animal is set by each airline; the range is $50 to $75 each.

IN THE 1960s Pan Am, an American airline, set up a waiting list for people hoping to fly to the moon.