Sentence examples for while on airlines from inspiring English sources

U.S. Rep. Peter DeFazio has filed legislation that ensures Americans won't be subjected to cell phone talk while on airlines.

This has been going on for a while, and airlines can be complicit in it, as documented in this correspondent's all-time-favourite article in The Economist, a September 2006 piece that imagined an airline that told its passengers:Please switch off all mobile phones, since they can interfere with the aircraft's navigation systems.

So on average they tend to spend more on ground transportation, while expense accounts at large companies reflect a "much higher percentage" of spending on airlines.

Crutches on Airlines Q.

I pass on airlines too.

In contrast, high SEP measures put pressure on airlines.

Put the device in "Airplane Mode" while on an airline flight.

It might take a while for the airlines to come on board.

While $4.5 billion has been spent on airline safety, only $65 million has been allocated for rail and transit safety, officials said.

While the government lost revenue on airline ticket taxes, passengers who paid those taxes will not receive refunds, the Internal Revenue Service said Friday.

For a while, airline passenger congestion was excused on the grounds of the soaring price of fuel.