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| NOUN | a low-budget airline | low-budget airlines |
flug lággjaldaflugfélag {hv} | low-budget airline | ||
| Partial Matches | |||
flug flugfélag {hv} | airline | ||
flug flugfarþegi {k} | airline passenger | ||
flug flugrekstraraðili {k} | airline company | ||
flug flugfélag {hv} | airline company | ||
flug flugfarseðill {k} | airline ticket | ||
flug flugrekstur {k} | airline operations {pl} | ||
flug leiguflugfélag {hv} | charter airline | ||
| fjárheimild {kv} | budget | ||
fjár.stjórn. fjárhagsáætlun {kv} | budget | ||
fjár.stjórn. fjárlög {hv.ft} | budget | ||
fjár. fjárlagahalli {k} | budget deficit | ||
| fjárfestingaráætlun {kv} | capital budget | ||
veðurfr. vatnsbúskapur {k} | water budget | ||
eðlisfr.tæk. varmabúskapur {k} | heat budget | ||
fjár.stjórn. fjárlagaafgangur {k} | budget surplus | ||
stjórn. fjárlagafrumvarp {hv} | budget proposal | ||
| unverified fjár. fjárhagsáætlunarstjórnun {kv} | budget management | ||
stjórn. fjárlaganefnd {kv} | budget committee | ||
fjár.stjórn. fjárlög {hv.ft} | national budget | ||
fjár.hagkerfitölvufr. framúrkeyrsla {kv} | budget overrun | ||
Translation for 'low budget airline' from English to Icelandic
- low-budget airline
- lággjaldaflugfélag {hv}flug
- airline
- flugfélag {hv}flug
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- airline passenger
- flugfarþegi {k}flug
- airline company
- flugrekstraraðili {k}flug
flugfélag {hv}flug - airline ticket
- flugfarseðill {k}flug
- airline operations {pl}
- flugrekstur {k}flug
- charter airline
- leiguflugfélag {hv}flug
- budget
- fjárheimild {kv}
fjárhagsáætlun {kv}fjár.stjórn.
fjárlög {hv.ft}fjár.stjórn. - budget deficit
- fjárlagahalli {k}fjár.
- capital budget
- fjárfestingaráætlun {kv}
- water budget
- vatnsbúskapur {k}veðurfr.
- heat budget
- varmabúskapur {k}eðlisfr.tæk.
- budget surplus
- fjárlagaafgangur {k}fjár.stjórn.
- budget proposal
- fjárlagafrumvarp {hv}stjórn.
- budget management
- unverified fjárhagsáætlunarstjórnun {kv}fjár.
- budget committee
- fjárlaganefnd {kv}stjórn.
- national budget
- fjárlög {hv.ft}fjár.stjórn.
- budget overrun
- framúrkeyrsla {kv}fjár.hagkerfitölvufr.
Usage Examples English
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- For example, Qantas, Australia's largest flag carrier airline, introduced Jetstar to go head-to-head against the low-cost carrier, Virgin Australia (formerly known as Virgin Blue).
- Low-cost airlines led demands for a reopening of the airport.
- 3 billion) to British investment firm Rubicon Diversified Investments (now Fastjet Plc ), who purchased the airline from Lonrho group.
- Examples of budget airlines include EasyJet and Ryanair.
- Virgin Express was founded on 23 April 1996, when the Virgin Group (with chairman Richard Branson) bought the Belgian leisure airline EBA - EuroBelgian Airlines, founded by Victor Hasson and Georges Gutelman, and rebranded it Virgin Express.
- In 1996, the airline terminated its franchise agreement with Virgin Atlantic on short notice and decided to continue operations using its own CityJet name from the end of July that year.
- By 1952, the Icelandic authorities were very worried that fierce competition between both Icelandic airlines would ruin both companies, and attempted to force a merger between them.
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