airway
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2.9
- noun
- /ˈɛrˌweɪ/
:
aerolínea
- Yeah, because the flight for British Airways were two hours late.
- British Airways
- US Airways
- Pan American Airways
Now the other one, the British Airways premium plus Amex.
- Now the other one, the British Airways premium plus Amex.
- If you had a screen that says, we're now searching EasyJet, British Airways, Alitalia.
- So the Airbnb is themed after Olympic Airways, which is a Greek airline.
- And those two cards are the British Airways Amex Plus card, premium plus card.
- Yeah, because the flight for British Airways were two hours late.
- And, you know, she's been the airline's been bullied by British Airways famously through The Dirty tricks campaign.
- The big one here is a quite healthy boosted Avios bonus for the British Airways American Express Premium Plus credit card.
- I was living on a plane filming my Discovery show in Los Angeles, and it was just me and Virgin Airways and that was it, my life.
- the United Airways and US Air, which hired me to do an investigation.
- I flew here, I flew on Ethiopian Airways, and I didn't know the pilot of the plane.
- British Gas, British Coal, British Telecom, British Airways, you know, And so the word entrepreneur didn't really exist.
Examples
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Then, the announcement: "British Airways, 317 to London, Gate 3."
Fiction book (1994) -
In addition, we thank our generous sponsors British Airways and NYSE for making the project possible.
Blog text (6) -
the United Airways and US Air, which hired me to do an investigation.
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Thanks for flying Lunar Airways.
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In the third week of September, I boarded a British Airways jet for my journey to England.
Academic text (1999) -
British European Airways Flight 422 to Amsterdam... will begin boarding shortly.
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Hi, British Airways.
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It's British Airways.
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I still remember, I was on British Airways flying to the UK to do Top of the Pops, and I saw in the newspaper my song "Go" in the charts in between Michael Jackson and Phil Collins.
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Thank you for choosing British Airways for your flight today.
Synonyms
825
1.0
A company that flies people or goods to different places by plane
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word airway joins air ('the gas we breathe') and way ('a path'), which gives the image of a 'path for air'. That's why many flight companies call themselves 'Airways'—they run routes that carry passengers through the air.