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airline

[air-lahyn] / ˈɛərˌlaɪn /


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That means there is potential for headaches for airlines and passengers again if this latest government malfunction drags on.

From MarketWatch

He previously wrote about Samsung from Seoul, but in prior stints at the Journal's New York, Atlanta and Chicago offices, he covered Wall Street's biggest buyers, painkiller addiction, airlines and food.

From The Wall Street Journal

Budget airline easyJet was given a rap on the knuckles this week for misleading customers about how much it charges for a carry-on bag.

From BBC

A war would ruin the business climate, hitting airlines, tourism, and plans to build data centers in partnerships with U.S. technology companies.

From Barron's

A war would ruin the business climate, hitting airlines, tourism, and plans to build data centers in partnerships with U.S. technology companies.

From Barron's