61.   The seven airlines are China Southwest, China Northwest, China Northern, Xinjiang, Yunnan, Great Wall and Zhejiang,

62.   The two airlines could, however, ship to the U.S. goods from anywhere else, including items from Japan itself.

63.   The two airlines have tried for years to consummate an alliance to share revenue and coordinate schedules and fares.

64.   The two airlines plan to offer four flights a week on the Kansai-Chicago route.

65.   The two airlines, they said, may be talking to ensure that they lead, rather than follow, any further consolidation in the industry.

66.   The two airlines also are discussing alliances on flights within both countries.

67.   The two airlines are ready to sit down and discuss how to keep cargo flights going should each side resort to sanctions, said Nippon Cargo spokesman Satoshi Fujikura.

68.   The two airlines had required their most frequent fliers to call reservations centers to book upgrades to business class or first class.

69.   The two airlines have been discussing a long-term contract for the past nine months.

70.   The two airlines have proposed a transatlantic marketing alliance under antitrust review in Washington and Britain.