western air lines造句

• Grinstein and Roeck are both former top officials of Western Air Lines.
• The "'American Central Railway "'was originally named the Western Air Line Railroad.
• Grinstein, a former chief executive of Western Air Lines, is a member of Delta's board.
• He was a founder of Western Air Lines.
• Western Air Lines served Pocatello for a number of years, but discontinued all service by 1980.
• Grinstein has been on the Delta board since 1987, when the company acquired Western Air Lines in a merger.
• In 1986, Grinstein, now the chairman of Burlington Northern in Fort Worth, negotiated Western Air Lines'acquisition by Delta Air Lines.
• The American Central Railway was incorporated on February 21, 1859, as a name change of the Western Air Line Railroad.
• He was an active board member of several California companies, including Western Air Lines, Southern California Gas and Times Mirror.
• Roeck, 53, who has been with Delta for 10 years, joined the Atlanta-based airline as it was moving to acquire his former employer Western Air Lines.
• Gerald Grinstein, 65, a Delta director and former chief executive at both Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp . and Western Air Lines, was named non-executive chairman.
• U . S . air carrier Western Air Lines served Lethbridge at this time as well with flights to Salt Lake City with connecting service to Las Vegas and Los Angeles.
• For example, in " Western Air Lines, Inc v Criswell " the Supreme Court held that airlines could require pilots to retire at age 60, because the Federal Aviation Authority required this.
• Roeck, formerly chief financial officer with Western Air Lines, appealed for his job to Delta board member Gerald Grinstein, formerly Western's chief executive, after learning that Allen hired an executive search firm.
• Roeck, formerly chief financial officer with Western Air Lines, went to a Delta board member Gerald Grinstein, formerly Western's chief executive, after Allen hired an executive search firm to recruit a new chief financial officer, Hamilton said.
• Veteran Delta board member Gerald Grinstein, 71, who is taking over for Mullin as CEO, has a good record of negotiating wage concessions dating back to his days as head of Western Air Lines from 1985 to 1987, said Neidl.
• Mullin, 54, had been vice chairman of Chicago-based Unicom Corp ., the parent company of electric utility Commonwealth Edison Co . Gerald Grinstein, a Delta director and former chief at both Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp . and Western Air Lines, was named non-executive chairman.