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airline

[air-lahyn] / ˈɛərˌlaɪn /


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Costs for airlines, freight and logistics operators could jump as the Middle East conflict drives up oil and shipping costs, he says.

From The Wall Street Journal

Fears of higher fuel costs punished airlines and cruise liners, while energy stocks clung to a weekly gain.

From The Wall Street Journal

My airline hasn't contacted me much, I had to contact them to find out my flight was cancelled...

From BBC

Judging from airline, hotel chain and car rental company share prices—prior to the latest jolt from the Middle East—America’s hospitality industry is doing fine.

From The Wall Street Journal

Shipping goods like food in trucks becomes more expensive when oil prices rise, as does the cost of jet fuel, which feeds into the cost of airline tickets.

From The Wall Street Journal