111.   For now, he says he is satisfied being the youngest president of a major U.S. airline.

112.   Forgeard said he and Leahy would visit major airline customers in the spring to size up the effect of the plunge in air travel on their aircraft purchasing plans.

113.   Four major airlines have announced expansions of their frequent flier programs, involving foreign carriers, restaurants and a mortgage company.

114.   For example, the airplane leasing arrangements used by American and other major airlines are well known to Wall Street analysts.

115.   Full curbside check-in, a service now offered by most major airlines, enables travelers with electronic reservations to bypass ticket counters and gates altogether.

116.   Great for video-system manufacturers, bad for major airlines.

117.   He accuses the executives of hypocrisy because they say there is more than enough competition to allow major airlines to merge.

118.   He then founded Northeastern Airlines, one of dozens of post-deregulation carriers that eventually succumbed to over- expansion and competition from major airlines.

119.   He said the carrier, one of the two major U.S. airlines providing passenger to service Japan, plans to become more efficient in its Pacific operations.

120.   He spent much of the money selling tickets below cost to attract consumers, enabling him to lure every major airline into joining his system.