Sentence examples for target airline from inspiring English sources

"Qantas is more likely to be the aggressor than a target airline," said Ian Thomas, senior consultant at CAPA Consulting, an aviation advisory firm.

The advisory described Mr. Moussaoui as a "suspect airline suicide hijacker" who might be "involved in a larger plot to target airlines traveling from Europe to the U.S".

And most importantly, it means that businesses of all sizes can get onboard with Passbook, even if they don't have point-of-sale equipment capable of scanning QR codes, like the big-brand Passbook early adopters (Walgreens, Target, airlines, etc).

Two new federal rules that ignore deregulation -- "tax-inclusive pricing" and "free 24-hour holds" -- target airlines and clearly hurt consumers as they mandate less transparency, hide taxes, and will cost millions that inevitably will be passed on to consumers.

Recode reported that the software has special payloads targeting airline and energy industries.

Indeed, last year law enforcement targeted airline fraudsters and arrested 193 people participating in the scam.

Ministers could have opened themselves up to a judicial review if they had just targeted airlines.

Additional checks were brought in this month at Heathrow and airports across the UK after intelligence services warned that militant groups in the Middle East are targeting airlines with a new generation of explosive devices.

JetBlue's nonunion workers, meanwhile, will continue to be a target of airline unions.

To achieve that profit target, the airline needs to cut its costs by about 25percentt, analysts say.

"If I were a terrorist," said Senator John Breaux, a Louisiana Democrat, "I wouldn't be targeting an airline next.