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• "There will be some significant service cutbacks, " he said.
• American's service cutbacks will mean:
• To do so, he intends to implement the standard program of layoffs and service cutbacks.
• Figures are expected to get worse, as the impact of service cutbacks on airlines is felt.
• _Like other airlines, Delta is taking a second look at food service cutbacks of recent years.
• Public suspicions and private interests delayed the measure until service cutbacks and strikes rekindled the idea in 1957.
• Commuters in the cities of Toulouse, Bordeaux and Marseille also faced sharp service cutbacks in buses and subways.
• Hints on surviving service cutbacks, complaints about cranky stews, tips on airports, fare wars, the works.
• He is a hospital nurse from Flatbush, and he said the service cutbacks have had no effect on his life.
• That is, when ranchers get squeezed by Forest Service cutbacks and environmental restrictions, they may sell out to developers.
• Recently, transit officials raised the specter of service cutbacks due to the loss of dlrs 300 million in government subsidies.
• However you book _ by telephone or over the Internet _ find out what to expect in the way of service cutbacks.
• If Alaska Airlines were forced to contract out heavy maintenance, it could result in service cutbacks and perhaps a smaller airline.
• They could cite new evidence on Monday of the industry's plight, as several airlines announced service cutbacks and layoffs.
• Analysts said the service cutbacks had been expected; British Airways said last year that it planned to eliminate flights with extra capacity.
• Major airlines have suffered millions of dollars in losses because of the shutdown and service cutbacks following last week's terrorists attacks.
• The New York City Subway tried to stay solvent, so it had to make many service cutbacks and defer necessary maintenance projects.
• The King's Lynn to Hunstanton line survived seventeen more years before itself closing in 1969 amid falling traffic and service cutbacks.
• As part of service cutbacks due to declining funding, West Newton was closed along with Morton Street on January 30, 1981.