101.   Separately, the airline said it filed a listing application with the American Stock Exchange for new securities it will issue after it emerges from the pre-packaged bankruptcy.

102.   Several airlines said they were satisfied with the rules.

103.   Several major airlines said they are studying a ticketless system.

104.   Small airlines took heart from the announcement, but the big airlines said that the policy would be impossible to comply with.

105.   Some airlines say the Treasury Department, which is overseeing the creation of the loan board, has moved too slowly to assemble a staff to review the loans.

106.   Some airlines said they had to cancel flights at the airport with little notice, because of repairs that were delayed, in part, because of heavy rains.

107.   Some airlines say that because the industry is so competitive, they are forced to advertise in ways that they would not otherwise endorse.

108.   Some rival airlines said they wanted the commission to block the aid amid complaints that Air France used subsidies to cut fares on European routes.

109.   Sorry, the airline says.

110.   So the airlines said they will go ahead with the stock sale and other parts of the alliance, such as the code-sharing and frequent flier plans.