101.   Not only are the carriers key to cargo and passenger transport, they are significant employers in the region.

102.   Now a new era is beginning in the air, as several carriers are testing and plan to offer on-board e-mail and Web access.

103.   Not a single wireless carrier is immune to the snafus.

104.   Now the lawsuits are to be withdrawn, and the carriers are to expand their relationship into potentially lucrative new areas like cargo transportation and linking their computer systems.

105.   Once the second carrier is in place, the United States is expected to expand the no-flight zones over Iraq that were imposed during the Gulf War.

106.   Other carriers have been operating day to day.

107.   Other carriers will be able to accommodate the rerouting fairly easily, said Mark Shields, vice president for the aviation practice at Mercer Management Consulting in Chicago.

108.   Overall, however, it said the carrier was safe.

109.   Other carriers are likely to match on competing routes.

110.   Other carriers are likely to match the sales on routes where they compete.