279 Quotes About Airline

Families are safer traveling in the sky than on the road. If requiring extra airline tickets forces some families to drive, then we're inadvertently putting too many families at risk.

The airline themselves aren't actually even coming out with any ideas of how much the strike is going to hurt them on top of the increase in oil prices so we're not actually making any call on price at the moment but it will be down and I would say quite heftily.

Fundamentally, the airline is obscenely strong. The future belongs to legacy carriers like United.

If the airline has no viable business or cash flow, it can't stay together. That's why they are in this mess.

The airline is showing signs of showing a pulse. What they're doing is going back to where their historic strength is.

They were trying to be a low-fare airline with high costs.

If you're looking to break into the industry, it's one I wouldn't recommend at any level. Overall, this is not going to be a bonanza in hiring in the airline industry.

In 20 minutes, the airline would be dead, ... This is an airline that's hanging by a string. It's incumbent on both sides to keep the airline flying. Even going forward, it's got challenges.

The objective should be to make money and survive, not to be the biggest airline on the planet. With the low-fare market, they can make money. And with charters, no one has more experience with charters than ATA.