airline deregulation造句

• Europe-wide airline deregulation this month has prompted carriers to restructure and streamline.
• _1978 : Major route expansion comes on the heels of airline deregulation.
• "When I started airline deregulation, that was a lonely road, " he recalls.
• Airline deregulation made it cheaper to fly to Florida and rent a car.
• The final stage of airline deregulation in Europe begins on Tuesday.
• The final stage of airline deregulation in Europe begins April 1.
• Dallas remained a Western linchpin and eventually became a connecting hub after airline deregulation.
• Take airline deregulation in rural areas, or the partial deregulation of power in California.
• Robson's campaign resulted in the Airline Deregulation Act of 1978.
• "Abominable, " said Alfred Kahn, the architect of airline deregulation.
• Before airline deregulation, there were about 20 healthy, competitive airlines.
• The Airline Deregulation Act of 1978 specified that the CAB would eventually be disestablished.
• Many cities have lost quality service since airline deregulation.
• Lowe said at a Brussels conference on airline deregulation.
• In order to address these growing concerns airline deregulation began in the USA in 1978.
• On Kennedy's staff, he became immersed in airline deregulation and his ideas became law ."
• For instance, he championed airline deregulation while he was chief counsel to the judiciary committee.
• The move is a significant departure from the government's 20-year-policy of support for airline deregulation.
• "Consumers have benefited under airline deregulation, " he said.
• Trucking and airline deregulation ( with the exception of landing-slot controls ) pass Winston's test.