An international airline operates in more than one country.
I cannot understand this sentence.
Could you please help me?
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I cannot understand this sentence.
Could you please help me?
Best regards.
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An international airline operates in more than one country.
I cannot understand this sentence. Could you please help me? Best regards.
This international airline (eg Emirates) takes passengers to more than one country. ( it means that it goes to many countries like USA, Canada, japan, China, UK and etc).
Another way to say this would be: "The definition of an international airline is an airline that operates in more than one country." What exactly in the sentence do you not understand?
An international airline operates in more than one country.
I understand it like: this international airline is from country A to country B, and not a direct line. She will load in some countries else between A and B. During her journey, she would take more passengers than others. right? Help me, please! Best regards.
For me, means that the Airline has international flight. The airline could have enough airplanes to accommodate passengers going to different country.
<<I understand it like:
this international airline is from country A to country B, and not a direct line. She will load in some countries else between A and B. During her journey, she would take more passengers than others.>> No. The sentence simply means that for an airline to be considered "international", it does business in more than one country -- even if it's only two countries. If it only did business in a single country, it would be considered "domestic". It has nothing to do with direct flights or layovers in a third nation or how many passengers it takes on. |