airline
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- noun
- /ˈɛrˌlaɪn/
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aerolínea
- I sat next to Stephen Baldwin on a Southwest Airline flight to Las Vegas.
- airline tickets
- airline flights
- airline passengers
So while the airlines didn't make any money, airline employees did.
- So while the airlines didn't make any money, airline employees did.
- Used car prices, airline tickets and lodging.
- I do not think that these airlines check seats when people leave.
- Everyday half a million airline seats were going unsold.
- The Trump administration moving forward wants to help airline shareholders, right?
- I sat next to Stephen Baldwin on a Southwest Airline flight to Las Vegas.
- And she was like, oh, this airline is the worst.
- Until now, the only airline that flew that route was Airlatio.
- This makes KLM the world's oldest airline still flying under its own name.
- OK, sell the airlines and go buy tech.
- You know, our clients were BMW and United Airlines and others.
- So the comic premise is airlines are even worse than you think.
- Remember to bring your guns or have the airline ship them for you.
Examples
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We're flying with Singapore Airlines to Seoul, South Korea.
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This makes KLM the world's oldest airline still flying under its own name.
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American Airlines emergency line, please state your emergency.
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On March 12, 2007, they filed suit against the airline, airport, and fellow passengers.
Academic text (2008) -
I do not think that these airlines check seats when people leave.
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This airline's used to flying the flag, but today that job fell to its most famous passenger.
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Lufthansa is another airline that is taking things very seriously and involving the public in its efforts.
Academic text (2012) -
We booked our flights through a reputable airline for our family vacation.
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The airline offers direct flights from New York to London every day.
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Many travelers prefer this airline for its great customer service and on-time performance.
Synonyms
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A company that carries passengers by plane
Compounds
How Big
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word airline is made from air and line, meaning a 'route in the air' like a train line on the ground. So an airline is a company that runs regular flights along those air routes.