Definition of «airline»

An airline is a company that provides air transportation services for passengers and cargo.

I am planning to book a flight with a reputable airline for my upcoming vacation.
The airline industry has been greatly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The airline offers a range of in-flight amenities, including complimentary meals and Wi-Fi.
I had a pleasant experience flying with this airline as their staff were friendly and helpful.
The airline operates daily flights between major cities around the world.
In order to compete with other airlines, this company often offers discounted fares and promotions.
As a frequent flyer, I have signed up for the airline's loyalty program to earn points and enjoy exclusive benefits.
The airline has a strict baggage policy, limiting passengers to one carry-on item and charging for additional checked bags.
The airline has upgraded its fleet with newer and more fuel-efficient aircraft to reduce its environmental impact.
Passengers can check-in online or at the airline's counter before their flight.
Some airlines offer special accommodations for passengers with disabilities or medical needs.

We vigorously advocate for the American airline industry as a model of safety, customer service and environmental responsibility; and as the indispensable network that drives our nation's economy and global competitiveness. (airlines.org)
There are plenty of ways to earn miles with airline partners on the ground through shopping, dining, staying in hotels, renting cars and taking advantage of a variety of promotions. (rewardexpert.com)
Lately I've found it difficult to get much more than 1 cent per point of value out of airline miles for domestic air travel. (milenomics.com)
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