111.   The boom in fractional ownership is, meanwhile, drawing attention from the commercial airlines.

112.   The Capita Research Group has created a system based on electroencephalogram brain-wave measurements that NASA uses to gauge the alertness of commercial airline pilots.

113.   The company drove profits up partially by squeezing more work out of its commercial airlines group with fewer workers and lower expenses.

114.   The drug is smuggled from countries such as Mexico and Colombia, and is sometimes shipped through international mail or commercial airlines, according to the Drug Enforcement Agency.

115.   The ex-Marine who was a helicopter mechanic is planning to enroll in college in the fall and hopes to become a commercial airline pilot.

116.   The Federal Aviation Administration is allowing all commercial airlines, including cargo fleets, to strengthen cockpit doors and return planes to service without federal approval.

117.   The first confirmed case of tuberculosis being spread from one passenger to others on a commercial airline was reported this month by Federal health officials.

118.   The Federal Aviation Administration allowed commercial airlines to resume carrying U.S. mail and cargo.

119.   The first, and most likely, said scientists, is that the virus boarded a commercial airline flight to the United States.

120.   The hijackings Tuesday that turned commercial airlines into guided missiles was an apparently well-planned operation that succeeded with coordination, brutality and luck.