1.   And the airlines are making some money.

2.   And the Eagan, Minn.-based airline made money during the second quarter for the first time since the strike.

3.   Because the Federal Aviation Administration has relaxed some regulations to enable airlines to make quicker changes to cockpit doors, the reinforcements have not been uniform.

4.   A proposal currently in Congress would require airlines to make an accurate list available soon after the crash of a domestic flight.

5.   A month ago, McCrea told the Bloomberg Forum the Ansett purchase is likely to mean the New Zealand airline will make a share issue.

6.   A TWA spokesman, Mark Abels, said the airline had made sure that every checked bag in the cargo hold belonged to someone on board.

7.   After all, airlines make money when passengers place expensive calls on existing on-board phones.

8.   Airlines are also making greater use of sophisticated computer software to help them set fares on individual routes based on past booking patterns.

9.   Airlines make most of their money from business travelers, who pay higher fares for the convenience of booking last-minute flights.

10.   Airlines must make this information available within three hours of any crash occurring outside the United States.