61.   The airline tries to contact and rebook passengers as soon as flights are canceled.

62.   The airlines are trying to keep pace with recent agreements between U.S. and European carriers, notably a proposed linkup between British Airways Plc and American Airlines Inc.

63.   The airlines are trying to lure customers to their Web sites by giving out inexpensive benefits, like extra frequent flier miles, for buying e-tickets online.

64.   The airline is trying to break out of a prolonged slump, partly through a proposed deal to acquire KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.

65.   The airline tried unsuccessfully to undo the willful misconduct verdict.

66.   The moves fuel a trend in which airlines try to add panache to their food and beverage service with branded items.

67.   The suit alleged that the airlines tried to hide the roles they played in pushing for the reduced commissions.

68.   The timing suggested that the airline was trying to fully disclose risks to potential investors.

69.   The travel agent society said it is considering whether to try and make an antitrust case, claiming the airlines are trying to monopolize all ticketing.

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