airlines in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for airlines in the English»Italian Dictionary

airline [Brit ˈɛːlʌɪn, Am ˈɛrˌlaɪn] N

1. airline AVIAT (company):

airline

compagnia f aerea

airline

linea f aerea

airline before n company, pilot, staff

di linea

2. airline TECH (source of air):

airline

tubo m dell'aria, per l'aria

airline company N

airline company

compagnia f aerea

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a free trip, flight courtesy of the airline

un viaggio, un volo gratuito gentilmente offerto dalla compagnia aerea

against a voucher from the airline

in cambio di un buono della compagnia aerea

the plane is still in service with many airlines

l'aereo è ancora utilizzato da molte linee aeree

Translations for airlines in the Italian»English Dictionary

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aerolinea

airline

aviolinea

airline

pilota di linea

airline pilot

compagnia -a

airline (company)

compagnia aerea

airline (company), airway

airlines in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for airlines in the English»Italian Dictionary

airline N

airline

compagnia f aerea

Translations for airlines in the Italian»English Dictionary

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aerolinea

airline

compagnia aerea

airline

compagnia low-cost

budget airline

linea -a AVIAT

airline

aquila selvaggia fig (sciopero)

wild eagle (name given in the press to striking airline pilots)

airlines Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

wild eagle (name given in the press to striking airline pilots)

aquila selvaggia fig (sciopero)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Of course, budget airlines are also making travel more affordable for more people.

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Today, most airlines, inter-city trains and coaches offer reclining seats and many provide pillows and blankets for overnight travelers.

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As consumers are traditionally less price sensitive to the fuel surcharge compared to the base fare, unbundling both has been beneficial to airlines.

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Some airlines impose excess baggage embargoes on certain routes, indicating that they will accept no (or very little) excess baggage.

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At some airlines flight attendants also clean the aircraft or work as gate agents (limiting personnel costs).

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He likewise reiterated his stance that regulators should look into the overbooking policy of airlines, which is currently allowed.

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Airlines have deadlines for check-in times, baggage drop-off as well as a deadline to be present at the boarding gate.

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The airline served a warm in-flight meal and drinks at the level of business class on other airlines.

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These airlines also provide air freight service amongst the islands.

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Open to civilian traffic since 1996, has seen over the years more and more increase the number of transit passengers thanks to the airlines and low-cost flights.

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