domestic route

The problem is it has really hit the domestic routes.

About 96 percent of the carrier's domestic routes are included in the increase, she said.

The plane was used to fly short, domestic routes within Japan.

They have the range to fly on any of Delta's current domestic routes.

Domestic routes have been particularly badly hit, the spokesman added.

Immediately the airline set up a wide network of domestic routes.

Fares on nearly all domestic routes are higher than they were last January.

She was on domestic routes and we often met up, like in Seville.

The distribution of domestic routes was a contentious political issue.

He moved into a saturated international market and neglected his domestic routes.

Air Inter used 16 of this type for its domestic routes.

Ticket prices on other domestic routes were displayed as $0, plus $5 tax.

Some would be exported and others deployed on domestic routes.

The airlines make the bulk of their earnings on domestic routes.

The number of domestic routes in Britain has also fallen by at least a fifth since 2007.

Travellers are about to realise how good they've had it flying on domestic routes over the past two years.

The airline now flies domestic routes and to some Japanese cities.

But then the American side says, hey, you can't do this, because these are domestic routes."

It is not yet clear, whether the new airlines will serve only domestic routes or have international aspirations.

Multiple international and domestic routes were opened soon after.

On some domestic routes, the difference will be minimal.

Northwest had been expanding its flights by about 6 to 8 percent on domestic routes.

This did not happen at the time, but instead the authorities split up the domestic routes between the two airlines.

Instead, less modern airliners were switched from international to domestic routes.

The Australian government then changed the rules to allow foreign airlines to fly domestic routes.