The safety standards will apply to 47 companies that sell "hand-held infant carriers, soft infant carriers, frame backpack carriers, and sling carriers" in the U.S. The rules go into effect Jan.
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The price competition among mobile carriers has been driven by a divide between the two smaller carriers and the two larger carriers.
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New carriers will be born and incumbent carriers will hopefully wise up.
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The carriers were the largest Japanese carriers that Japan had at the time.
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Orders will be delivered primarily by national carriers, and in some cases, regional carriers.
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When you think about, not just low cost carriers, but international carriers in general.
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BritainAircraft carriers: two under construction Britain currently has no operational aircraft carriers, but is constructing two 67,000 tonne Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers, the largest the nation has ever built.
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That stickiness reduced people's willingness to switch carriers, which allowed the carriers to charge higher prices.
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Maybe there's a future where cable carriers merge with mobile carriers to offer a complete experience.
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Carriers can only travel [&aposX&apos distance], so carriers are going to have to go away.
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Right-wing president Jair Bolsonaro has allowed foreign carriers to set up domestic carriers in the country.
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Major U.S. carriers yanked the devices from shelves, citing safety concerns, and mail carriers have limited shipments.
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But they are much smaller than US aircraft carriers and slightly smaller than Russian and Chinese carriers.
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U.S. carriers have sought to limit the expansion of carriers which they argue receive unfair government support.
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Soft-sided carriers are typically lightweight and easy to store, while hard-sided carriers offer sturdier protection.
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Jimoh-Johnson says carriers of the trait are advised to marry non-carriers who have the AA genotype.
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The foreign carriers deny the accusations and say that U.S. carriers can't compete with the service they provide.
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Carriers are hesitant not to cut back on service, particularly as low-cost carriers expand their international service.
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People using regional US carriers, carriers in Canada, and even Google Voice also seem to have experienced delays.
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In addition to the carriers, the Navy operates nine amphibious assault ships, which are essentially small aircraft carriers.
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"Low-cost carriers are definitely exerting pressure on traditional carriers," said Alex Chang, a data scientist at Hopper.
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The cost of carriers in terms of strategy and money is multiplied because carriers do not travel alone.
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The study found that the nursery products most commonly associated with injuries were baby carriers -- including carriers worn on the body and car seat-style carriers -- cribs and mattresses, strollers and walkers/baby exercisers.
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"In Europe, the legacy carriers have been squeezed by the low-cost carriers and the Middle East carriers and they have started working to improve profitability and that is beginning to show," he added.
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"We win the trust of the Chinese carriers, we win the trust of the emerging markets... and also we win the trust of the global carriers, all the European and Japanese carriers," he said.
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America's three biggest carriers want the "open-skies" agreements that enable the Gulf carriers to fly to America revoked.
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It also sells to South Korean carriers and has partnered with Japanese mobile carriers to test its 22028G equipment.
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Carriers like United and American do not compete with carriers like Frontier and Spirit on every type of passenger.
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But Securus cuts the carriers out of the review process, because the carriers do not receive the legal documents.
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LG ... I don't want to say legacy phone carriers, but one of the big phone carriers that had wearables.
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For comparison, the US military has decades of experience with both carriers and advanced fighter aircraft, but it is struggling with its next-generation carriers and has yet to integrate the F-35 onto Navy carriers.
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The phone will be available at all major US carriers, as well as authorized retailers and a few regional carriers.
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But neither does it rate down among the small escort carriers and helicopter carriers that a number of navies employ.
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Aircraft carriers There are 703 active aircraft carriers in the US Navy fleet, 10 Nimitz-class and one Ford-class.
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Traditional carriers are often cheaper if you're a heavy data user, and Wi-Fi first carriers have more limited phone selections.
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Three carriers in South Korea, which are running at about the same pace as US carriers, are rolling out 5G now.
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Dozens of mobile carriers, including all of the major carriers, are part of the system meaning you'll likely receive the alert.
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Incumbent carriers around the world are facing increased competition from cheap, no-frills airline services, typically called ultra low-cost carriers.
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Leveraging the work he'd done providing billing services to carriers, Starr reached out to carriers and started pitching his game brand.
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These results were found among both carriers and non-carriers of APOE4, a genetic risk factor that can lead to Alzheimers.
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Tyler reiterated a warning over the profitability of carriers in Southeast Asia, home to cut-throat competition between low-cost carriers.
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As Indian carriers push to bring 4G to the local market, two carriers are already working on getting 5G in place.
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Mr. Toikka recommends buying service from well-known carriers in each country because they are more reliable than off-brand carriers.
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The two million porters and carriers existed in almost unthinkable numbers, so Kentridge's performers break it down: three carriers per soldier.
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"The upcoming PLAN carriers may be able to carry as many aircraft as US carriers and will use catapults," Clark explained.
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AB blood carriers were universal recipients, able to receive blood from any donor; O carriers, like Landsteiner himself, were universal donors.
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Different carriers, different approaches The four major mobile carriers' approaches to 5G vary based on the spectrum each company already owns.
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While many major international carriers now designate Taiwan as a part of China, the American carriers stopped short of that step.
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But the fact is both capacity with small carriers and large carriers is still up on a year-over-year basis.
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Fewer flights by discount carriers mean less competition for other carriers, and less incentive to offer lower-priced seats on their planes.
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If a critical mass of small carriers do not participate initially in a trucking blockchain, new carriers must join to replace them.
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However, there are a bunch of other carriers you may have seen around, carriers with names like Cricket, Jolt, metroPCS, and Virgin.
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The U.S. carriers charge that their Gulf rivals have received billions of dollars in unfair state subsidies, allegations the Gulf carriers deny.
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Passenger air carriers could borrow up to a total of $2198 billion, and cargo air carriers would get up to $2000 billion.
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NH: What about the Middle Eastern carriers because the gulf carriers in particular seem to be in no shortage of problems here.
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Its margins exceeded those of easyJet and Ryanair, the carriers that once seemed to threaten the existence of Europe's big legacy carriers.
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Samsung said other U.S. carriers are less aggressive than Verizon, and defended the company's practice of maintaining "close" relations with its carriers.
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These can be placed into four categories: First, the Navy should develop a high-low mix of air craft carriers by building smaller conventionally powered carriers, not simply continuing to only build $15 billion nuclear powered Ford class super carriers.
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China joins only a handful of countries that maintain multiple aircraft carriers, but its combat power is still limited compared with the UK&aposs F-35B stealth-fighter carriers and especially the 11 more advanced carriers fielded by the US.
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Several international carriers and domestic carriers have added routes to it in the last year and are scheduled to continue expansion in 2016.
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In theory, competition between carriers would keep this from happening, but in many parts of the US, competition between carriers just doesn't exist.
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With no remaining regulations against paid prioritization, those negotiations will tip in carriers' favor, and may grow more favorable to carriers in result.
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A blame game continues even today with Jio blaming rival carriers for not playing fair while incumbent carriers continue to blame Jio's networks.
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Google is working on standardizing RCS with 19 phone carriers, as well as the GSMA, a group that represents hundreds of carriers worldwide.
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But it does help carriers that have been grappling with how to increase profits amid competition from low-cost carriers and higher costs.
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"There will most likely be three major European network carriers or groups of carriers, plus one or two low cost guys," he said.
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He also speculated about a future in which cable carriers merge with mobile carriers and said 703G would make advertising more performance-oriented.
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But many mainstream sites don't list low-cost carriers or link transoceanic flights to regionally based carriers that can provide less expensive options.
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Legacy carriers like Lufthansa and British Airways may offer more perks, including meals, but other carriers are making big inroads on their routes.
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Carriers will surely expand their 5G networks, and we'll see better performance and coverage on all US carriers over the next few years.
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In each of these markets, the decline in bookings for domestic carriers has corresponded with massive increases in bookings for the Gulf carriers.
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More than 100 carriers, including the largest carriers (Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile), will participate in the emergency alert test, FEMA said.
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State-owned Qatar Airways, one of the Middle East's biggest carriers, has said its investments in other carriers were mostly for financial purposes.
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"I think people have underestimated the ability of the big carriers and alliances to respond to the Gulf carriers, to budget carriers, to low-cost long-haul," Jean-Marc Janaillac, chief executive of Franco-Dutch Air France-KLM, said in an interview.
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" Outside of punishing carriers, the FCC staff recommended that the Commission assemble a team of staffers to audit the accuracy of the mobile broadband maps sent in from carriers and require carriers to "submit actual on-the-ground evidence of network performance.
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For SIM manufactures and carriers, a switch would, obviously, be bad news, as consumers would now be able to more easily switch between carriers.
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The carriers' answers don't seem to have satisfied Starks, who hinted at potential regulatory action if carriers aren't able to swiftly deploy new tools.
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Low-cost carriers have been slow to gain market share in German-speaking countries, where customer loyalty to national carriers is stronger than elsewhere.
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She said that Sprint is the only one of the four national carriers that offers anything approximating commercially reasonable roaming rates to rural carriers.
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Seats offered by Chinese carriers exceeded those offered by American carriers last year for the first time, fuelling worries about overcapacity and falling yields.
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The FCC recently passed a proposal that allows carriers to block robocalls—but it also enables those carriers to charge for such a service.
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"Low-cost carriers and network carriers enjoy huge flexibility because of E.U. membership and liberal aviation agreements," said Andrew Lobbenberg, an analyst at HSBC.
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That includes $25 billion for passenger air carriers, $4 billion for cargo air carriers and $17 billion for businesses that work in national security.
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The merger would combine the country's third and fourth largest mobile carriers, effectively reducing the number of key carriers from four down to three.
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After both carriers were acquired by Republic Airways, regional carriers Frontier Airlines and Midwest Airlines were merged to form a single airline, CNN reported.
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Al Baker also took a swipe at legacy European carriers, saying they were disadvantaged by their own inefficiencies, not by the growth of Gulf carriers.
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Last year, Google said it was working with carriers and with Samsung to get the protocol working on Android, independent of whether carriers support it.
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Apple and major carriers opened up iPhone X preorders earlier today, but there will still be more carriers to come over the next few weeks.
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However, the carrier market is extremely fragmented: 90% of carriers have fewer than 6 trucks in their fleet and 50% of carriers are owner/operators.
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The top three carriers by customer satisfaction saw a 295% return on their stocks, more than twice the 146% gained by the bottom three carriers.
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That specifically includes $25 billion for passenger air carriers, $4 billion for cargo air carriers and $17 billion for businesses that work in national security.
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The airlines said they need more than half of that money — $25 billion for the passenger carriers and $4 billion for the cargo carriers — immediately.
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The National Association of Letter Carriers, the union representing USPS city carriers, said 51 USPS employees had tested positive for COVID-19 as of Wednesday.
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Two-thirds of the $15 billion went to major carriers, but bankrupt carriers such as Vanguard, Midway and Reliant also received a combined $21625 million.
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AT&T, Verizon and other wireless carriers agreed to let consumers use a technology that makes it easier to switch carriers, the Justice Department said.
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For now, actual access to all of the carriers' 5G networks remains relatively limited, even as carriers continue to make splashy announcements on their progress.
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The White House meeting came at a time of heightened tension within the industry after U.S. carriers raised concerns about ongoing trade agreements with foreign carriers.
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At the same time, competition between carriers has increased as a new breed of "ultra low-cost" carriers expands in the U.S. and around the world.
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Under this framework, calls traveling through interconnected phone networks would be "signed" as legitimate by the originating carriers, then validated by other carriers before reaching consumers.
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TwinGo baby carriers Items recalled: TwinGo issued a recall of around 221,22016 TwinGo Original Carriers, designed to carry one or two babies around the wearer's waist.
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American Airlines carriers accounted for 35.5 percent of passengers at O'Hare in 2016, versus 44.5 percent for carriers of Chicago-based United, according to city data.
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Emirates, Etihad and Qatar Airways have been battling lobbying from major U.S. carriers which have accused them of receiving unfair subsidies, charges the Gulf carriers deny.
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The combined company would own 73 vessels, of which 68 would be very large gas carriers, 2 VLGCs currently under order and 3 large gas carriers.
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"I know you're under pressure from a lot of foreign elements and foreign carriers," Trump said, adding that he wants foreign carriers also to do well.
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In November 2017, the government approved plans to build 81 eight-wheeled armored personal carriers with the Finnish defense company Patria, to replace outdated personnel carriers.
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It is also possible to respond to the vulnerability of carriers by doing more of what carriers used to do with missiles launched from lesser ships.
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Since 2015 the largest U.S. carriers have urged the U.S. government to challenge the conduct of the three major Middle Eastern carriers under "Open Skies" agreements.
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For new insurance carriers, success starts with offering a vastly improved customer experience — today's carriers know a positive claims experience creates a far more loyal customer.
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The company, which has four shipyards in China's Jiangsu province, builds a range of vessels including large container ships, bulk carriers and liquefied natural gas carriers.
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This redefinition of property rights (in jargon called "number portability") makes it easier to switch carriers, fostering competition by other carriers and reducing prices for consumers.
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Texting or SMS, especially between mobile carriers offers little or no security following the revelation that SS7 (the protocol that allows SMS between carriers) is flawed.
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The White House meeting comes at a time of heightened tension within the industry after U.S. carriers raised concerns about ongoing trade agreements with foreign carriers.
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He said while smaller regional carriers are feeling the pilot crunch now, it could hit bigger carriers in the future as the shortage moves up the pipeline.
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On the subject of carriers, in January they commissioned their first Type 85033 Renhai-class destroyer that is expected to accompany aircraft carriers as a battle group.
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Plus, the Pixel 203A works with all US carriers and MVNOs, whereas the Nokia 7.2 is limited to just GSM carriers, like T-Mobile and AT&T.
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Air France wants to bring down costs in order to compete better against Gulf carriers on long-haul routes, and against budget carriers on short-haul routes.
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With the fleet size of the country's budget carriers jumping three-fold over the past five years, legacy carriers Korean Air and Asiana are feeling the heat.
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Gulf carriers such as Emirates and Qatar, as well as the Chinese flag carriers, are willing to do this for less than it will ever cost Qantas.
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So I think it's a good time to do it when carriers are strong rather than when carriers are weak, which really dictated the last consolidation cycle.
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The Post says Facebook has not tried to partner with major carriers, such as AT&T and T-Mobile, for the service, instead opting for smaller carriers.
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Proponent of the rule say it will give carriers the ability to crack down on spam messages, and critics say it could lead to carriers censoring messages.
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The challenges for brokers are persuading the right carriers to appoint them to sell their policies, and influencing carriers to prioritize the building of any needed integrations.
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The Gulf airlines have been battling a lobbying campaign in Washington by U.S. carriers that accuse them of receiving unfair subsidies, charges that the Gulf carriers deny.
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What you do with dry goods and what parcel carriers and LTL carriers and small-pack carriers, air-freight carriers what they all try to do is they try to leave the terminal or the operating center, the distribution center, they try to make a bunch of deliveries as closely as they can together and then they drive back from that last delivery to the store to wherever they're going.
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Traditionally carriers assign new phone numbers to devices even if they are only being used for data, like an iPad – so this is a new arrangement for carriers.
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European carriers posted a 7.5 percent rise in traffic for July while Middle East carriers reported a 4.5 percent rise, up from the 3.6 percent growth in June.
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Carriers in Korea and China, meantime, are set to start turning on the networks this spring, with carriers in the United States planning rollouts for later this year.
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Motherboard could not determine whether any carriers currently have the ability to independently remove iCloud lock from iPhones, or whether Apple ever helps carriers remove iCloud at scale.
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Aircraft carriers It was quite the show in the Pacific over the weekend as three US Navy aircraft carriers sailed together for the first time in a decade.
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Some European carriers, notably Lufthansa and Air France KLM, as well as major U.S. airlines, have accused Gulf carriers of receiving unfair state subsidies, allegations they have rejected.
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Carriers have two general strategies carriers for building out 220G networks: using what's called high-band spectrum (aka "millimeter wave" frequency) or low-band spectrum (aka "sub25" frequency).
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Both strong supporters of carriers as well as opponents agreed that there is a serious flaw in the current configuration of U.S. carriers: their complement of strike aircraft.
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China's two aircraft carriers are no match in size, power and endurance for those of the United States Navy, which keeps 10 carriers and has two under construction.
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"The operating environment for full-service carriers in the Asia region remains highly challenging, especially on international routes, given intense price competition and strong capacity additions from both low-cost carriers and other full-service carriers," DBS analyst Paul Yong said, adding that higher fuel prices also would be a challenge.
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And if the Pentagon doesn't want to leave the Pacific uncovered for large swathes of the year with two carriers in the Middle East, the Navy would need to maintain between two and three US-based carriers deployed year round, an immense burden on a fleet of eight aircraft carriers.
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Carriers including the biggest three U.S. airlines — Delta, United and American — have been pursuing additional joint ventures that allow them to coordinate schedules and share revenue with foreign carriers.
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The announcements were the second promise from carriers in the past year to crack down on data access, and came as lawmakers questioned carriers' commitment to protecting sensitive information.
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In countries as diverse as Australia, Egypt, Thailand, Germany, South Africa, Turkey and Brazil, legacy flag-carriers now jostle for market share with younger network carriers at their hubs.
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If enacted, their draft law will expose the Gulf carriers to the same kind of competition investigations that have forced several European flag-carriers to repay illegal state aid.
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Low-cost carriers Virgin America and JetBlue outperformed their peers, maintaining the lowest rates of baggage loss among all U.S. carriers: 0.09 percent Virgin America and 0.18 percent JetBlue.
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That could either be content produced by carriers themselves, like with AT&T and DirectTV, or it could be content produced by advertisers who strike special deals with carriers.
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Also, sometimes carriers require you to open a new line, which is why switching carriers can make the most sense if you want to take advantage of the deal.
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With the designation, Kenyan air carriers able to secure the requisite U.S. Transportation Department authority can establish service to the United States and carry the code of U.S. carriers.
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"Hiring is not a huge problem yet for the major carriers because regional carriers serve as their pilot pipeline," said Faye Malarkey Black, president of the Regional Airline Association.
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America's mighty carriers, surrounded by their protective battle groups and watched over by satellites, are more likely to survive a serious assault than the smaller carriers of other nations.
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"The U.S.-India high-tech travel market will be motivated to go to Plan B, which will be to use U.S. carriers," he added, along with legacy European carriers.
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From an industry perspective, basic economy allows the legacy carriers to address the growing presence of low-cost and ultra-low-cost carriers such as Frontier and Spirit Airlines.
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Let's just take that at face value and assume it'll be on most carriers — Jannard's a good salesman, and the carriers likely want a fun up-sell device like this.
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This poses a challenge to carriers with different service organizations for different services, MVNO carriers reselling wireless service on another company's network and companies working to integrate newly acquired operations.
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Wireless carriers typically charge businesses well below a penny per SMS, and the price is still close to a penny when including fees collected by intermediaries between carriers and businesses.
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More specifically, RCS Chat will replace SMS if carriers update their systems to support the "Universal Profile," the version of RCS technology that allows messages to interoperate cleanly between carriers.
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"It just seems to me it's almost frightening the number of people who are living that are potentially carriers -- well, they are carriers -- but, potential to spread," Betty Price said.
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The private carriers go to perhaps every 50th address while letter carriers go to every address anyway, so UPS and FedEx – and their customers – save money while USPS earns revenue.
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While major American carriers do not use Huawei equipment, the low prices of Huawei technology have made it critical for smaller carriers seeking to connect more remote parts of America.
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But this year, the T.S.A. announced 18 new partner airlines, including Avianca, Copa Airlines, Emirates, Singapore Airlines and Virgin Atlantic among foreign carriers, bringing the total to 37 participating carriers.
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"Many small and mid-sized carriers are limping on thanks to cheap oil but further consolidation looks inevitable as capacity growth shrinks margins at the less competitive carriers," Wilson added.
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Facebook partners with global carriers to do this, and the carriers hope that providing a taste of the internet for free will ultimately encourage more people to become paying customers.
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With legacy carriers such as Air France-KLM and Lufthansa struggling to bring costs down on their namesake brands to compete with low cost carriers on short haul routes, using low-cost carriers instead for feeder flights could be a more cost effective way of bringing passengers to hubs for long-haul connections.
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INCUMBENTS FEEL THE HEAT With the fleet size of the country's budget carriers jumping three-fold over the past five years, legacy carriers Korean Air and Asiana are feeling the heat.
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This would limit flights between Heathrow airport in London and America to two British carriers (historically British Airways and Virgin Atlantic) and two American carriers (previously American Airlines and United Airlines).
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The stricter training rules make it harder for airlines, particularly smaller regional carriers that pay less than large carriers, to hire pilots, just as they're facing a wave of pilot retirements.
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Meanwhile, the rise of ultra-low-cost carriers like Iceland's WOW Airlines and Norwegian Air are pushing down market prices, forcing other carriers to offer limited-time promotions and fare sales.
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Wyden highlighted how carriers are required under federal law to protect Customer Proprietary Network Information (CPNI), and requested that carriers provide data on how many times they'd been tricked since 2010.
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Competition for the business of budget-conscious passengers has increased in recent months, with carriers trimming fares by slashing built-in amenities, a method that has helped low-cost carriers succeed.
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These metrics do not necessarily spell bad news for US wireless carriers, however, as prepaid customers tend to be more price sensitive and less loyal to carriers, compared with postpaid subscribers.
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US government pressure has prevented major carriers from using Huawei equipment in US networks, and the Federal Communications Commission has effectively banned smaller carriers from using the company's equipment as well.
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" An industry group representing wireless carriers said last month that "upon hearing allegations of misuse of the data, carriers quickly investigated, suspended access to the data and subsequently terminated those programs.
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Starting Sunday, the authorities are putting into quarantine people in Wuhan who have had close contact with confirmed carriers of the virus and people with pneumonialike symptoms who may be carriers.
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Smaller U.S. carriers JetBlue, Atlas Air Wand Hawaiian Holdings Inc, as well as the air cargo unit of FedEx have formally banded together behind the Gulf carriers, against their larger competitors.
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The Shandong makes China one of the few countries with multiple carriers, and while it lags US carriers in operational capabilities, there is still a variety of aircraft it can carry.
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They can't build 22016 aircraft carriers tomorrow ... Not anymore.
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Other carriers, like United Airlines that recently added the now-beleaguered planes to their fleets recently have also extended cancellations during the busy summer season, when carriers need the planes the most.
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Gulf airlines Qatar Airways, Emirates and Etihad Airways have been battling a lobbying campaign in Washington by U.S. carriers that accuse them of receiving unfair subsidies, charges that the Gulf carriers deny.
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Uber Freight connects carriers with the most appropriate shipments available on our platform and gives carriers upfront, transparent pricing and the ability to book a shipment with the touch of a button.
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Although smaller than the US's active and planned super-carriers at 235,235 tons versus 22016,220, the UK ships will be about the size of current and planned Chinese and Russian aircraft carriers.
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With a global shortage of pilots, Australia's international carriers have lost staff to competitors, forcing them to recruit from domestic carriers, who are in turn employing trained pilots from smaller regional airlines.
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However, a recent surplus of carriers and weakening demand have caused some national airlines to reduce services, while regional carriers Frontier Airlines and Silver Airways are to suspend their Cuba services entirely.
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But what might make even more sense is this: if prepaid carriers are using the same networks as the big, stodgy carriers and offering significantly reduced prices, why not switch to prepaid?
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In recent decades the Persian Gulf carriers have dethroned BA as the standard-bearers for long-haul service, while a new breed of low-cost carriers has attacked its short-haul dominance.
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Paul De Sa, a telecom industry analyst and founder of the advisory firm Quadra Partners, explained that Syniverse provides infrastructure for communication between major carriers, a kind of carrier for the carriers.
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The US Marine Corps flies F-35Bs off US Navy amphibious assault ships, sometimes called baby aircraft carriers as they are about half the size of the US Navy's Nimitz-class carriers.
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But, but, but, Boeing's CEO Dennis Muilenburg has "downplayed the loss" of jetliner sales to Iranian air carriers, noting that the company hasn't started building any planes for Iranian carriers, Bloomberg reports.
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But the deterrent effect those carriers appear to have on Iran is minimal, and the cost of keeping those carriers in the region is taking a toll on the fleet, experts say.
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Last month, the FCC criticized what it called the slow progress being made by carriers toward this goal after it voted to allow carriers to block robocalls by default back in June.
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SRLabs didn't share which security holes were found with which carriers, but noted that the standard is being implemented by at least 100 carriers around the world, including the four US majors.
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But the penalties paled in comparison to the money gleaned off this data by wireless carriers over the last decade, and wireless carriers like T-Mobile say they'll be fighting the fines.
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Right up through the last release of the Samsung Galaxy, the S210 which comes with craplets from the carriers or even from ... LG: But the wireless carriers are such stand-up organizations.
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If an airport can reduce airlines' fees, it can keep carriers that might otherwise switch to another city, said Henry Harteveldt, a travel industry analyst and president of the Atmosphere Research Group, as well as appeal to budget carriers that prefer low costs and even persuade carriers to enter new markets by making it more economical.
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Postpaid unlimited data plans have been rising in popularity among major US carriers since 2017, and now, carriers are slashing their prices for prepaid unlimited plans for the same reason: to stay competitive.
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Pai did not specify which carriers were implicated or what specific laws were broken, but he revealed the findings in letters to lawmakers addressing their concerns about carriers selling real-time location data.
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The department warns in the advisory that travelers on commercial carriers may face restrictions with little to no notice, noting that several commercial carriers have limited or suspended travel to and from China.
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Pai did not specify which carriers were implicated or what specific laws were broken, but he revealed the findings in letters to lawmakers addressing their concerns about carriers selling real-time location data.
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The amendment to the U.S.-Japan Open Skies Agreement allocates 12 new slot pairs - 12 arrivals and 12 departures daily - for U.S. air carriers and 12 new slot pairs for Japanese air carriers.
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The FCC has said before that this is not the case and that carriers should go ahead and opt everyone into these blocking services (one can always opt out), but carriers have balked.
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Other flag-carriers across Europe have also been squeezed, on short-haul routes by the rise of low-cost outfits and on long-haul routes by carriers from the Middle East and China.
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Gulf carriers, which have expanded rapidly in recent years, are struggling now because the drop in crude prices have led to oil companies, typically big customers for Gulf carriers, cutting back on travel.
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Competitive local exchange carriers (CLECs) popped up in the late 90s and early aughts to do battle with incumbent local exchange carriers (ILECs), often providing cheaper, less-restrictive alternatives to ILEC product offerings.
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The slowdown may come as a welcome reprieve for European and U.S. carriers which have accused Gulf carriers of receiving unfair state subsidies that have allowed them to boost capacity on key routes.
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He lamented the cost of the Ford-class carriers, the first of which has topped $13 billion, as well as the increased vulnerability of Navy carriers as adversarial powers develop more capable weapons.
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Both its carriers use decks with "ski jump"-shaped launch platforms to boost planes into the air, a technique that is simpler, though less powerful, than the catapult method used by American carriers.
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Your phone could even automatically switch between multiple carriers depending on which one offered a better signal, cheaper service, or specific features, if carriers and phone makers wanted to offer such a thing.
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WASHINGTON — Just because China might be able to hit US Navy aircraft carriers with long-range anti-ship missiles doesn&apost mean carriers are worthless, the service&aposs top officer said December 5.
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Skywest is a regional airline operating for the three major carriers — American, Delta, and United — as well as Alaska Airlines, so its IDB rate is a function of the carriers it operates for.
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The result from years of mergers and acquisitions became three dominant carriers in the US with smaller carriers operating in their shadows and in the gaps, leaving the American public with fewer options.
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Regulators during the Obama administration were adamant that the nation needed four big nationwide wireless carriers to keep prices from rising too quickly, and to pressure carriers to deploy better and faster services.
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None were honored as the quarterbacks and ball carriers paraded.
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That's why I prefer legacy carriers with substantial route networks.
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Troops with armored personnel carriers were sent to the scene.
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The carriers have to upgrade their massive infrastructures, for one.
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"Carriers buy equipment every year," he said in an interview.
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Today, white armored personnel carriers are parked around the perimeter.
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Troops with armoured personnel carriers were sent to the scene.
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The phone could eventually be available to additional U.S. carriers.
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Mail carriers drive the same exact routes almost every day.
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In total we work with over 300 carriers and posts.
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Cars might be what tablets could not be for carriers.
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The two carriers have over 300 million subscribers between them.
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Both wireless and wireline carriers have seen subscriber growth plateau.
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Saturday, arriving in armored personnel carriers, trucks and Land Cruisers.
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"They are not active carriers," he assured his fellow representatives.
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Similarly, carriers won't have insight into anything you do offline.
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All of this churn is making the cable carriers restless.
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These arguments from both the carriers and critics varied tremendously.
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Carriers and respective pricing for them will be announced later.
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Isn't this simply outsourced to a handful of mail carriers?
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European carriers, in particular, are likely to be affected quickly.
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But not all of the major carriers are on board.
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That would make the phone much more 'portable' between carriers.
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It was a bet that carriers haven't backed until now.
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Small carriers will likely feel the brunt of that policy.
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Armoured personnel carriers are a frequent sight in urban areas.
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We've also won spots on all of the European carriers.
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Yet other carriers managed to stay above the political fray.
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Over 90 percent of phone sales are sold through carriers.
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Carriers must submit advance air cargo data to U.S. authorities.
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We will update the pricing when carriers make it official.
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Keep in mind that wireless carriers change their plans regularly.
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Most cell phone carriers offer a variety of protection plans.
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For people with different phones, different carriers, and different wallets.
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Meanwhile, carriers in China are pushing iPhones with deep discounts.
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But the menace to the world's established carriers goes deeper.
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The big three American carriers have taken a different tack.
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Penalising the Gulf carriers would also hurt the American economy.
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Then, Samsung asked customers to circle back with their carriers.
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Some carriers will hold out either through obstinacy or inability.
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All of its models remain available through carriers and resellers.
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Amazon says its locker system accepts delivery from all carriers.
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Big U.S. carriers already cannot and don't use Huawei gear.
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Carriers like Verizon and Sprint are similarly out of stock.
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The power has transferred from the carriers to the people.
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The situation isn't any better for customers at other carriers.
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The Gulf carriers are not giving up without a fight.
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United was among the hardest hit carriers by the storms.
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Other carriers have been launching aggressive promotions in recent months.
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This version won't work on carriers other than Sprint, though.
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That's not to say that carriers have been totally useless.
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"The days of big national carriers are over," Frenzel said.
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Lenovo says it will work with all major US carriers.
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Samsung says it'll be available from the major U.S. carriers.
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That will reduce the incentive for carriers to be contrite.
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Airline service craters while four carriers dominate all the routes.
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It's won a battle here, snagging its first European carriers.
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Other carriers have tried similar approaches, though for different reasons.
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That's up from the 27 carriers Google cited last year.
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Large carriers have responded by consolidating, seeking even more scale.
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The carriers haven't cut back on new aircraft orders, either.
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Reinsurance directly compensates insurance carriers for their most expensive customers.
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"Fuel surcharges have vanished from container shipping carriers," he said.
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Carriers can prevent outside attacks with firewalls and security gateways.
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Each should be available soon on its respective carriers. h2.
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That growth could come through direct investments in overseas carriers.
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Is Trump sending signals to its carriers, like white supremacists?
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The major carriers don't charge extra for online ticket purchases.
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Gulf carriers Emirates and Qatar Airways declined comment on Iran.
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Not all of America's carriers think privatisation is the answer.
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Exact pricing will vary a bit at U.S. phone carriers.
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Amazon UK lists Royal Mail as one of its carriers.
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Israeli mobile phone carriers have been hit by fierce competition.
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LTL carriers consolidate smaller freight loads onto a single truck.
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Some carriers charge for the service, while others do not.
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Several carriers have been trialing 5G networks for some time.
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Some 30 carriers around the world have tried it out.
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But neither state has pursued a case against the carriers.
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Many carriers have taken the MAX off schedules into 65703.
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Britain, India and China are all getting new carriers ready.
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Verizon and other carriers also face a saturated smartphone market.
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Other Southeast Asian national carriers like Vietnam Airlines JSC HVN.
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The stakes of the fight are high for wireless carriers.
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Gulf carriers are expanding elsewhere in the U.S. as well.
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Major carriers probably won't be hit by this shortage immediately.
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Aircraft carriers are supposed to be named for US presidents.
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But other carriers think the thriftiest travelers are worth billions.
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Heritage says the Navy needs at least 13 aircraft carriers.
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Normally, it allows users to roam on other carriers' networks.
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PA) was courting large carriers like American Airlines Group (AAL.
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Amazon UK lists Royal Mail as one of its carriers.
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Most carriers offer international plans, and they may be expensive.
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Insurance carriers are notorious for having inflexible and complex policies.
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Are you hearing from carriers how they think about it?
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Some even have their cats and dogs in pet carriers.
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But even the big American carriers have abandoned the plane.
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We're seeing immense appetite from carriers to adopt the technology.
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We've noted the carriers whose services work on each phone.
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The amount of carriers that support that has been dwindling.
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While infected, we can stroll around ignorant that we're carriers.
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The carriers fear that it all but ensures price regulation.
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Four domestic carriers rule about 70 percent of the market.
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Beijing has gifted Cambodia 214 tanks and armored personnel carriers.
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A handful of domestic carriers, too, are encouraging mindful eating.
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Months later, the carriers are still waiting for a fix.
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Senator Wyden also demanded answers from the major wireless carriers.
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The carriers could then stop calls coming from those numbers.
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The European ban is set to strain the carriers further.
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Saturday, arriving in armored personnel carriers, trucks and Land Cruisers.
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US airline carriers too announced scaling back flights this year.
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Links to many international carriers can be found at Google.
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The coronavirus sped up the demise of both small carriers.
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They're all available for preorder through Samsung and US carriers.
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It has boasted frequently of stealing customers from rival carriers.
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Many supporters of the GoFundMe fundraiser were fellow mail carriers.
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Still, the checked bag fees are profitable for the carriers.
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Big ships such as carriers and amphibious transports have options.
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U.S. carriers alone say they need a quarter of that.
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The network isn't as comprehensive as the three legacy carriers.
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Here are our top picks for the best cat carriers.
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And I think we'll see it with other international carriers.
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Major Chinese carriers climbed in both China and Hong Kong.
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That means fewer than 10% of all employers switched carriers.
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US aircraft carriers have a displacement of about 97,000 tons.
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Large American mobile carriers already shun the companies' telecom equipment.
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Tanks and armored personnel carriers bearing soldiers in green uniforms.
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US carriers accounted for only two entries on the list.
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U.S. carriers have suspended flights to China and Hong Kong.
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Many carriers limit younger children to nonstop or direct flights.
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At large truckload carriers, turnover hovers as high as 96%.
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Map that across Europe and carriers have a big problem.
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All U.S. carriers were down more than the broader market.
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Aircraft carriers have been a big topic of discussion lately.
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Uranium also powers the Navy's nuclear submarines and aircraft carriers.
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It later added power over motor carriers and inland waterways.
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The FCC won't be penalizing the carriers in any way.
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Every country has got LCCs or variations of budget carriers.
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I STUDIED ALL CARRIERS IN THE WORLD FOR MANY YEARS.
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Those opposing the legacy carriers say the claims are baseless.
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Then, there are the flights on the airlines' partner carriers.
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These are vital for diagnosing, isolating carriers, and tracking exposure.
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Cable and satellite carriers have long railed against retransmission fees.
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The Navy is required by law to have at least 11 carriers in service, and plans for a 355-ship fleet include 12 carriers, a number the Navy is set to reach by 2065.
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However, the U.S. carriers would have a hard time arguing the flight was damaging to their interests, given that U.S. carriers do not fly to Greece all year round, Horton said in emailed comments.
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The FCC voted unanimously today to allow carriers to block robocalls by default, setting the stage for the major carriers to take action against the surge of unwanted automated calls that basically everyone hates.
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RED has apparently managed to get mobile carriers on board for the phone's launch — a sadly difficult and meaningful feat for a first-time phone company — though Jannard wouldn't provide specifics on which carriers.
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Several Western flag carriers have asked U.S. and European governments to limit their new rivals' flights, saying three Gulf carriers are subsidized by their governments and are adding capacity irrationally, without respect to demand.
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Major cargo carriers like FedEx are on the opposite side of the big passenger carriers, as are smaller airlines like JetBlue and Atlas Air that are working to compete with Delta, United and American.
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Investing in the airwing gives aircraft carriers utility going forward, Hendrix said, noting that long-range strike aircraft would allow the carriers to sit out of range of Russian and Chinese anti-ship missiles.
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This is a strong story to sell to carriers, who have found users drop off their messaging networks in favor of other apps, resulting in lost revenues and unused assets in the carriers' networks.
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Both Moscow and Beijing have plowed considerable resources into weaponry to take out U.S. carriers - indeed, developing such technology has been at least as important to them as getting their own aircraft carriers operational.
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CT: In the U.S., this new Trump tax arrangement is giving U.S. carriers huge concessions, to what extent does this put Qantas at a big disadvantage when trying to compete with these U.S. carriers?
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One of the Navy&aposs ambitions for Ford-class carriers is increasing lethality by achieving a higher sortie rate than Nimitz-class carriers by using electromagnetic catapults, advanced weapons elevators, and new arresting gear.
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Increased competition for the business of budget-conscious passengers has intensified in recent months, with carriers trimming fare prices by slashing built-in amenities, a method that has helped low-cost carriers to succeed.
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Airlines for Europe, or A4E, was founded by Europe's five largest carriers IAG, Air France-KLM, easyJet , Lufthansa and Ryanair, bringing together Europe's full-service and low-cost carriers together for the first time.
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The US military has two aircraft carriers operating in the Middle East, marking the first extended dual use of carriers in the region in years, a US combatant commander said in a statement Friday.Gen.
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Although there are only two direct routes where the Gulf airlines overlap with the large U.S. carriers, the Partnership for Open & Fair Skies says the Gulf and large U.S. carriers have 9,000 city pairs.
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Carriers cancelled more than 103,000 flights as a result of hurricanes Harvey and Irma, according to plane tracker Flight Aware, a total exacerbated by where the storms struck: hubs of the largest U.S. carriers.
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With the exception of Middle Eastern carriers, all other major airlines have largely avoided Iraqi and Iranian airspace since the Iranian missile strikes, which prompted an immediate order barring U.S. carriers from the area.
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Delta Air Lines and Hawaiian Airlines became the first two US-flagged carriers to cut service on routes that don't touch Chinese territory, with foreign carriers beginning to scale back US service as well.
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EgyptAir can't compete with top flag carriers like Etihad, Emirates, or Singapore Air for luxury, but it was certainly in the same class as second-tier flag carriers like Turkish Airlines or Air Astana.
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That's because while larger carriers like Verizon don't use Huawei tech to power their broadband network, many smaller, rural carriers depend on the company to provide cheaper equipment than what Western manufacturers can offer.
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Also complicating matters for Qatar, legacy carriers in the United States have for years charged that their Gulf rivals, including Qatar, have received billions of dollars of unfair state subsidies, allegations the Gulf carriers deny.
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And for law-abiding concealed carriers who leave the electronic locks in place, any scheme that relies on wireless technology will effectively make such people open carriers for anyone who can eavesdrop on the signal.
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" The agency added that "Vietnamese air carriers that are able to secure the requisite FAA and DOT (Department of Transportation) authority can establish service to the United States and carry the code of U.S. carriers.
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Even with the additional carriers, its carrier fleet will only be less than half the size of that of the US Navy, which boasts 10 carriers in service, another near commissioning and another under construction.
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"While order backlogs for the Middle Eastern carriers look full, there appears to be some under penetration for U.S. and European carriers that have older fleets, with little in the way of backlog," she wrote.
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This news might come as a surprise because American's CEO, Doug Parker, has been extremely vocal in blasting Gulf carriers, like Qatar, arguing they receive subsidies and have potentially hurt U.S. carriers as a result.
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Top U.S Navy commanders, including Pacific commander Swift and Vice Admiral Mike Shoemaker, the Navy "Air Boss" in charge of carriers, say carriers could safely enter such zones long enough to carry out a mission.
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I'm not sure if Comcast, but the big carriers carry it.
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That placed it sixth, behind all the other major U.S. carriers.
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It means those carriers can start rolling out commercial 22020G applications.
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Importantly, it comes unlocked — and works on all four major carriers.
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Those are attractive numbers for carriers, but mean little to passengers.
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But, of course, carriers aren't the only culprits in corporate America.
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The offer is available from all carriers offering the Note 9.
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However, in recent months, other carriers have been bringing it back.
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Studies suggest that up to 10% of humans may be carriers.
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According to a group of rural carriers the answer is yes.
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The FCC made that stipulation in 2014, despite complaints from carriers.
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However, if that's the case, why only certain non-US carriers?
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Z2 Force will be available unlocked and on all major carriers.
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Canada is dominated by just three carriers: Telus, Rogers, and Bell.
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Other carriers have tweaked boarding categories and methods in recent years.
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You have to get detailed data from a bunch of carriers.
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Colicky babies, projectile vomiting, dirty diapers, strollers, carriers, bottles—endless accouterment!
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"We didn't have massive declines like other carriers," al-Baker said.
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That has forced some carriers to take initiatives on their own.
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Many governments can also access metadata information by asking phone carriers.
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It is not clear how many carriers China plans to build.
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But vehicles that drive themselves may undercut the car insurance carriers.
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Things are getting ugly in the battle of the wireless carriers.
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That, to put it mildly, is a problem for American carriers.
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Many phone carriers offer free spam controls for blocking unwanted numbers.
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One-time passes for major United States carriers are around $50.
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It's priced even higher on some carriers like AT&T ($22).
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US air carriers are eager to jump on the new opportunity.
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Plus, some carriers chose to tie devices to their own networks.
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The Galaxy S10 5G will be available on those carriers too.
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By happy coincidence, no American carriers served airports that were affected.
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Overbooking, which is common at many carriers, was not the problem.
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AT&T, Sprint, Verizon and other major carriers offer similar services.
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Carriers are also pretty active in the IoT space right now.
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Other carriers will introduce the Galaxy S10 13G later this year.
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Online travel agents now list and accept payment for Iranian carriers.
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And when did carriers such as the airlines start condoning it?
|
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The news from carriers confirms that it's not just Apple, though.
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Domestic carriers in the US have made their own in-roads.
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North American carriers made a combined profit of $16.5bn in 2016.
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U.S. wireless carriers described getting similar materials to return the phones.
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They'd also prefer the animals stay in carriers during the flight.
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Shipwell works with carriers to facilitate faster shipping and better visibility.
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As a result carriers are already cancelling more flights this autumn.
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Carriers suffer the most from this medievally inefficient state of affairs.
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ARM suspects that iSIMs will end up being welcomed by carriers.
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Mail carriers' days are about to get a little bit sunnier.
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Pilot shortfalls are already having an effect, particularly on regional carriers.
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All the U.S. carriers have now halted sales of the phone.
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The tie-up should remove some financial pressure from both carriers.
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This firepower explains why Washington keeps its carriers at a distance.
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Of the 900 recalled carriers, about 600 were sold in Canada.
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Some critics suggest even the new carriers are vulnerable at sea.
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It still had to wait for network carriers to catch up.
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Just three American-based carriers fly the Boeing 737 Max series.
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His parents, aged 83 and 75, are carriers of the condition.
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It leapfrogs what carriers have so far been able to provide.
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Armored personnel carriers ferried troops and riot police to the scene.
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The Chinese company can't get U.S. carriers to sell its phones.
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It does not apply to crew members on those foreign carriers.
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Shares in each of the three carriers ended higher on Friday.
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The carriers hope to close the deal by January 1, 2017.
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Most are container ships although it has some dry bulk carriers.
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More than 100 carriers will participate in the test, FEMA said.
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In exchange, Chinese carriers get access to experience and management skills.
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Yet, not all carriers will remove or cut their fuel surcharges.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's three mobile carriers will become two.
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Dorian LPG's fleet consists of 22 very large gas carriers (VLGC).
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"We see no other carriers willing to come in," he said.
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As Google announced today, more than 40 carriers now support RCS.
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The rise of budget carriers in emerging markets is also helping.
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The phone is sold unlocked, directly by the company, not carriers.
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China's aircraft carriers lag behind the capabilities of their US counterparts.
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The plaintiffs had sought class action status against the respective carriers.
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The US has 11 active aircraft carriers and more in production.
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Wireless spectrum costs billions, and carriers never have enough of it.
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It attracts local mail carriers, construction workers, and Russian oligarchs alike.
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Carriers said that orders for the new phone were very strong.
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Both features are similar to those already offered by other carriers.
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At that time, the airline had stakes in several other carriers.
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It's also planning to work with carriers, retailers and other partners.
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If purchased unlocked, the phone will work on all U.S. carriers.
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The more customers complain, the greater the cost to the carriers.
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We'll continue to update this page as more carriers announce pricing.
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The carriers said they stopped selling the data earlier this year.
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It also raises questions about reasonable traffic management practices for carriers.
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For China, the big carriers are China Mobile and China Unicom.
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CenturyLink helps with network traffic for Verizon and other wireless carriers.
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It said it was waiting for carriers to disclose those details.
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PTDI says it has 260 commitments from small Indonesian regional carriers.
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It is also possible that some carriers will decide to exit.
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The main avenue to enter the industry is through regional carriers.
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Mutation carriers were also more likely to have their ovaries removed.
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The regulator, keen to prioritise existing carriers, decided to revise them.
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Among airlines, there are only four major United States carriers left.
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Fredric Rolando is president of the National Association of Letter Carriers.
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IAG owns Aer Lingus, British Airways, Iberia and other European carriers.
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Partnering with wireless carriers is a proven strategy to supercharge growth.
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Wireless carriers Sprint and T-Mobile are in merger negotiations. Again.
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Cellular carriers (such as AT&T or Verizon) may also sign.
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Other carriers were also still selling and sharing their customers' data.
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So in 2010 and 2011, I interviewed dozens of gun carriers.
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Iowa's insurance market has been struggling to attract health insurance carriers.
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And we found carriers actually extremely willing to adopt the technology.
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For phone carriers, 25G represents the holy grail of mobile communications.
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It is the first of two new aircraft carriers entering service.
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But smaller carriers, especially those based in Asia, are more vulnerable.
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Tickets are being cross-honored for rail, buses and private carriers.
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It's a geopolitical battle as well as a race among carriers.
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Other regional carriers said they would resume their flight schedules soon.
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Carriers frequently adjust their plans to attract customers away from competitors.
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Third, some carriers have their own options for people traveling abroad.
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Carriers get lots of money by putting crap around these things.
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European carriers, including Deutsche Telekom, are reassessing their use of Huawei.
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Large American cellular carriers have shunned Huawei's gear for many years.
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Carriers such as AT&T, Comcast and Verizon could buy capacity.
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Many small carriers depend on inexpensive equipment from the Chinese company.
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Buddhist statues accompanied Thai troops in armored personnel carriers and trucks.
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More carriers are set to introduce them in the coming years.
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Uber Freight also has more than 50,000 carriers on the platform.
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As well as protectionism, high fuel and taxation hurt African carriers.
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Researchers have shown other low-cost carriers also push down fares.
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Some carriers are already preparing for flyers too worried to travel.
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Armored personnel carriers idle in the parking lots of 7-Elevens.
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But I guess the carriers are making the decision for them.
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The UAE is home to national carriers Emirates Airline and Etihad.
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It just meant there was more cash flow burn among carriers.
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Both their packages were not delivered by commercial carriers, police said.
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However, several retailers will be discounting them via activation with carriers.
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In their place residents and visitors rely on smaller independent carriers.
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Promises abounded to lure low-cost carriers to fly domestic routes.
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All active US Navy aircraft carriers are powered by nuclear reactors.
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Many mainline carriers are increasing their own recruiting and training efforts.
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The coronavirus is expected to eat into carriers' revenue this year.
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Both carriers have approached the court to review the October ruling.
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United States carriers are also getting into the craft cocktail game.
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Like other carriers, their checklists were revised for such a scenario.
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Republicans have always believed broadband providers aren't Title II common carriers.
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Carriers rely on third-party vendors to actually deliver the messages.
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While we debate gender roles, China is building new aircraft carriers.
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Carriers might tempt you with an affordable 24-month payment plan.
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The decline is largely because of increased competition from budget carriers.
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Presently, there are no other U.S. aircraft carriers in the area.
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It will be available from other wireless carriers later this summer.
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Carriers are only just starting to roll out their 5G networks.
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So Kanyon's kill radius against U.S. carriers and submarines is enormous.
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Slowly, carriers realized this and stopped stocking the phones en masse.
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The carriers are still far from deploying a broad 5G network.
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AAPA includes most large Asian airlines but not mainland Chinese carriers.
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That means things like aircraft carriers, military satellites, and advanced warplanes.
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They are defending a role for private carriers in the market.
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Anthem exits Maine, but leaves behind two carriers in each county.
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Various technology companies and wireless carriers had objected to these changes.
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Last year, US carriers made nearly $4 billion from the fees.
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A joint study by IdeaWorks Company and Cartrawler revealed that in 2017, global airline carriers took home a whopping $82 billion from these kinds of fees, with $57 billion of that going to US-based carriers.
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In a move announced today by the GSMA, which is a global consortium of 800 carriers, Google will help create a universal RCS client (currently named Jibe) that will be adopted by all the GSMA carriers.
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Since 2015 the largest U.S carriers - Delta Air Lines , American and United Airlines - have argued their Gulf rivals are being unfairly subsidized by their governments, distorting competition and costing U.S. jobs - something the Gulf carriers deny.
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But Trump really likes how America worked before the civil rights movement, so he'd prefer the Navy's aircraft carriers to keep the old way alive:Okay, I really need this information because, you know, we're building carriers.
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Gulf airlines Qatar, Emirates and Etihad Airways have been battling a lobbying campaign in Washington by U.S. carriers that accuse them of receiving unfair subsidies, charges that the Gulf carriers deny and which Al Baker dismissed.
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While telecom tower operators in India have benefited from growing demand from carriers that have rolled out high-speed 4G services, they have also lost tenants in some areas as several money-losing carriers shutdown operations.
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Jio's launch in September this year was not welcomed by existing carriers, especially when Ambani announced his network won't charge users for voice calls, which accounted for as much as 70 percent revenues for some carriers.
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The issue has become politically charged since some European legacy carriers, notably Lufthansa and Air France KLM, as well as major U.S. airlines, have accused Gulf carriers of receiving unfair state subsidies, allegations they have rejected.
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International Air Transport Association Director General Alexandre de Juniac said the association had identified a risk in terms of access to the UK by non-UK carriers and access to Europe by UK carriers following Brexit.
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Thanks to the competition that results from Open Skies, U.S. legacy carriers are now paying attention to on-board menus and creature comforts like installing fully lie-flat beds, which are already common among Gulf carriers.
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However Wallace and Schuster both cautioned that the Japanese carriers are small and cannot carry many aircraft -- especially compared to the US Navy's massive 90,000-ton Nimitz-class carriers or even China's 58,000-ton Liaoning carrier.
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The proposal drew backlash from trade groups and wireless carriers, who said that it would be akin to placing a tax on conversations and could have created inequity between wireless carriers and messaging apps like WhatsApp.
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At the time, Pai did not specify which carriers were implicated or what specific laws were broken, but he revealed the findings in letters to lawmakers addressing their concerns about carriers selling real-time location data.
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India's mobile carriers had filed petitions to review an October ruling by the Supreme Court that upheld a long-standing government demand that wireless carriers pay 920 billion rupees ($13 billion) in overdue levies and interest.
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Although big airlines can recruit qualified fliers by turning to smaller affiliates and other regional carriers the way major league ball clubs dip into the minors, some regional carriers are having trouble replenishing their own rosters.
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The officials are now calling on wireless carriers to waive the monthly bills of subscribers in the affected areas, at least for the month of October, and allow them to change carriers without paying a contract penalty.
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This would come back to haunt Japan the next June, when US forces, including two of those carriers, took out four Japanese carriers at the Battle of Midway and turned the Pacific war in the US favor.
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Following the announcement of improved unlimited plans from other major carriers this week, AT&T made that unlimited plan open to everyone, but it's still the most expensive and least featured of all the four major carriers.
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Full-service carriers with higher fares, such as Air France-KLM and Lufthansa, are widely suspected of lobbying hard for a strict intepretation of the current rules in order to exile British carriers back to their homeland.
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Audience member: Hi. So, I fly a ton, all sorts of different airlines, mostly internationally, and it does feel that compared to the international carriers, the big American carriers are just worse and across many dimensions. Why?
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"A merger between T-Mobile and Sprint would combine two of the four largest wireless carriers and the carriers with the largest numbers of low-income customers," said senior Democrats on the two panels and two subcommittees.
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Over the last couple of years, American, United and Delta have been pushing regulators stop Persian Gulf Carriers from expanding into the U.S., arguing the gulf carriers are illegally subsidized by the governments where they are based.
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In addition to future carrier considerations, the Navy has also been looking at alternatives to carriers to augment the force, especially given the Navy's problems meeting demand for carriers and the need for a more distributed force.
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The downside is that it's up to the cell carriers to act.
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Carriers in the U.K. and South Korea have also launched 5G services.
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I don't think the telephone carriers should be able to sell it.
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For Navy pilots who land jets on aircraft carriers, life is tough.
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It's often up to carriers and manufacturers to upgrade the phones' systems.
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The Trump administration had not yet addressed the U.S. carriers' competition concerns.
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Chinese military brass agree they can now keep American carriers at bay.
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The United States has 11 aircraft carriers and China has just two.
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Greek shipowners operate some of the world's biggest tankers and bulk carriers.
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Yet wireless carriers are still lining up to buy 5G network technology.
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"All the major carriers have Huawei handsets in their inventory," he said.
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Riot police wedge themselves and their armored carriers between the two sides.
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India's bigger carriers include InterGlobe Aviation's IndiGo, Jet Airways and Air India.
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"We've won the trust of the Chinese carriers," Yu told the crowd.
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Shape, size, specs; even color variants were laid bare by clumsy carriers.
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Carriers are promising 5G will expand to dozens of cities this year.
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Every five years, the group collects data from its 800 network carriers.
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Other germ carriers are the forks, spoons, and knives you're eating with.
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The room was filled with elders and academics, knowledge carriers and artists.
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"It's not as complicated [for carriers] as people may think it is."
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Currently, neither LG nor carriers have announced what the G28 will cost.
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More than 100 mobile carriers, including all major wireless companies, are participating.
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CTIA is an industry group which represents both phone carriers and manufacturers.
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Those skills will help in the eventual deployment of indigenously designed carriers.
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Budget carriers SpiceJet Ltd and IndiGo are already rushing to add planes.
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We'll update this article once carriers have released their monthly pricing schemes.
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And T-Mobile's going first among major US carriers on December 27th.
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And I said—and now they want to buy more aircraft carriers.
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The same applies for leashes, toys, carriers, beds, costumes, you name it.
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All Congolese commercial carriers are banned from operating in the European Union.
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Japanese carriers are set to launch high-speed wireless services next year.
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Typically, carriers subsidize handsets then claw back the money through high tariffs.
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N and the patchwork of local carriers which currently deliver its packages.
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Greeks now operate some of the world's biggest tankers and bulk carriers.
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Note: there are no silent, asymptomatic carriers of the Deliciously Ella Bug.
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Carriers often offer to do this when a significant storm is approaching.
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First, European regulators have tried harder to preserve competition between existing carriers.
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North American carriers are expected to account most of that: some $0003bn.
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FlightStats has an excellent database of airline performance, including low-cost carriers.
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As with all things related to carriers, RCS, and standards: it's complicated.
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US carriers, for now, are about on par with the Korean plans.
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But on some carriers' maps, a third classification exists: the non-existent.
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They also looked at whether the carriers offer a kosher food option.
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Most are saddled with loss-making flag-carriers or none at all.
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The company also offers an app that connects transportation brokers with carriers.
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But asymptomatic carriers can still infect other people and make them sick.
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Price Per LineAll four carriers offer various pricing per line of service.
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" Frontline: "I'm not recommending any of the oil carriers, refined properties — nothing!
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Go deeper: Read CNET's comparison of peak speeds for the four carriers.
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Most of the major carriers offer some class of basic economy fares.
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International communication in Venezuela is becoming tougher, with carriers barring international calls.
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That means less fare competition, allowing fares at other carriers to rise.
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Other European carriers operate a similar business class on short-haul flights.
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Carriers (the supply): These are the fleets and the independent truck drivers.
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Shippers, Brokers, and Carriers all suffer from extreme lack of modern technology.
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The carriers pay Matic, on average, 15% of the premium per year.
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Meanwhile, mature carriers these fledglings were meant to disrupt are flying high.
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The dominance of Europe's established carriers is not down to state backing.
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We have these things called aircraft carriers, where planes land on them.
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First came low-cost carriers, chipping away at their short-haul routes.
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A few days later armoured troop carriers rolled into Harare, the capital.
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From there, carriers need to test the new updates on their networks.
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The Third Fleet has more than 100 vessels, including four aircraft carriers.
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Europe and Latin America are likely to enable it before US carriers.
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The burden of making payments could destabilise the finances of some carriers.
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But we [eventually] won the trust of Chinese carriers and their respect.
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We also won the support of global carriers in Japan and Europe.
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It's the reason why many carriers talk about LTE instead of 4G.
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The three other major U.S. carriers, meanwhile, were seemingly happy to comply.
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Other carriers like AT&T and Verizon use a proprietary texting system.
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The company had not communicated with other carriers regarding compensation, it added.
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The carriers, then as now the spearhead of American power, intimidated Beijing.
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Despite huge market shares, Brazilian carriers have struggled to make a profit.
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Google is building its own relationships with carriers and supplanting device partners.
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Bigger insurance carriers like Progressive, Allstate and AAA are among Insurify's offerings.
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Most international carriers transport passengers to and from the airlines' home countries.
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Both come with optional cashback offers from different Indian carriers and banks.
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The U.S. Navy lists 10 conventional aircraft carriers in the U.S. fleet.
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Mergers make sense when negotiating for better distribution deals with broadband carriers.
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Of course, carriers want [telecom issues] to get lost in that morass.
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No American carriers would be affected by the ban, the officials said.
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Pai's also demanding carriers adopt caller ID authentication standards to combat spoofing.
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It also requires carriers to put access points all over the place.
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The eSIM is embedded in the watch by Apple, not by carriers.
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U.S. carriers routinely deploy with nearly four times the number of aircraft.
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Dogs were mostly used as message carriers during the first few conflicts.
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Still, carriers said they are concerned the pressure could increase this time.
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"We're definitely at the mercy of carriers, hardware, and government," Lindsay admits.
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Even before the election, the Obamacare marketplaces were struggling to attract carriers.
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And I said -- and now they want to buy more aircraft carriers.
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Without certainty, insurers could exit marketplaces, leaving rural areas without any carriers.
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And I said – and now they want to buy more aircraft carriers.
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Before 2009, those fees were a negligible part of most carriers' revenue.
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The rules may not apply much burden on Singapore-flagged passenger carriers.
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VLCCs, or Very Large Crude Carriers, are uncommon in the Philadelphia region.
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Carriers are adding coverage, city by city, promising dozens by year's end.
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With better settings, the company shouldn't make any distinction between carriers, period.
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Several carriers in Latin America also grounded their Boeing 737 MAX aircraft.
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The carriers will be accompanied by several surface warships and two submarines.
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It hurts them if no carriers will sell in their area, though.
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The average rating for low-cost carriers increased 22017 points to 280.
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The major carriers are up 10%, 7% and 6%, respectively, since Monday.
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The data is far more accurate than what's available from wireless carriers.
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Brian Antonio, program executive officer for aircraft carriers, said in a statement.
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At this point, those carriers are using it just for luxury flights.
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That lands LCCs with the same high airport fees as big carriers.
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Carriers and manufacturers would also need to disclose attacks on airplane systems.
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Carriers and manufacturers would also need to disclose attacks on airplane systems.
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ESD tests carriers' networks to determine the extent of malicious SS6900 tracking.
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The carriers would also be subject to additional inspections at U.S. airports.
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Beijing threatened a "sea of fire" if the carriers entered the Strait.
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Americans like their aircraft-carriers large, like their cars and restaurant servings.
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Large carriers did away with free domestic meals after the the Sept.
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And Gulf carriers are improving things for American air travelers, as well.
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Not travelers, not government employees, not agencies, not air carriers, no one.
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"Carriers would be absolutely crazy to be irresponsible now," Goglia told CNN.
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Adults "are very, very rarely carriers of bacterial pneumonia," Dr. Schaffner said.
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US carriers routinely deploy with nearly four times the number of aircraft.
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Cogint already provides similar information to law enforcement, government and insurance carriers.
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Cold Carriers, a refrigerated trucking umbrella company, filed for bankruptcy on Sept.
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The carriers control 18 percent and 14 percent, respectively of the market.
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While carriers may offer incentives to new pilots, they're often not enough.
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"Nobody with half a brain thinks they're small-pox carriers," Rendell said.
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Carriers receive bonus payments from the government if they have high ratings.
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Both had customer service operations that felt more modern than traditional carriers.
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Like Apple, some carriers have stock ready for walk-in customers Friday.
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Both airlines serve as sister carriers and maintain connections and code-shares.
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He found no direct interventions by campus carriers, and no deterrent effect.
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Now, it's become almost a regular refrain when he talks about carriers.
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And I said--and now they want to buy more aircraft carriers.
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The program includes discounts at auto maintenance retailers and wireless communications carriers.
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There are too many cases where carriers are not selling the phones.
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United Airlines and JetBlue Airways were among carriers reporting delays or cancellations.
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Some domestic carriers, including Hawaiian and JetBlue, are in the International Terminal.
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The carriers also stress that customers are given the opportunity to consent.
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About 50 flights a day, all on foreign carriers, will be impacted.
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Some smaller carriers do not participate in the Wireless Emergency Alert system.
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The app is intended to alert these antidote carriers when someone overdoses.
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It's unclear if smaller carriers and potential new competitors would have access.
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An Amazon spokesperson told me they work with a variety of carriers.
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Carriers including Air Berlin, Lufthansa, easyJet and Ryanair serve the two airports.
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At issue is a technology that could make carriers' business more volatile.
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It's an open access network that will be open to all carriers.
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China said on May 25 that 18 carriers had changed their websites.
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The other big carriers are moving forward with LTE Advanced as well.
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Its Cathay Dragon unit is pricier than the more aggressive budget carriers.
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Both carriers' foreign ownership could also complicate the approval process, Yong wrote.
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Carriers in Asia Pacific could lose out on sales worth $2150 billion.
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"We don't want to be known as the virus carriers," John says.
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Executives at several of those carriers said they expect tougher times ahead.
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Carriers in Asia Pacific could lose out on sales worth $58 billion.
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Other carriers said they are working with companies to confirm their coverage.
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Around $8 billion of it would be directed to aid cargo carriers.
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Of the 153 carriers, 72 have announced capacity cuts of 100 percent.
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Will children turn out to be major carriers of this new disease?
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Those carriers have about 300,000 children each year with sickle cell anemia.
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It serves nine carriers; it is not a hub for nine airlines.
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Eventually, the test could encompass more delivery services handled by established carriers.
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Carriers have already abandoned plans for more than 900 flights on Friday.
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It says 500 carriers in more than 503 nations use its technology.
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A shame, because many thousands of carriers remain as dedicated as ever.
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Guidelines and Procedures for Payroll Support to Air Carriers and Contractors (PDF)
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Guidelines and Procedures for Payroll Support to Air Carriers and Contractors (Text)
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The device also comes unlocked, meaning it works with all American carriers.
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We've had people put them in carriers and dump them in dumpsters.
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Carriers said downed infrastructure had caused operations to be scaled back sharply.
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Google is not the only company to share coverage data with carriers.
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Foreign carriers typically operate on longer, global routes, with less-reliable service.
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The ongoing coronavirus outbreak has severely impacted global airlines, including US carriers.
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We'll be updating this post as more carriers and retailers offer preorders.
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Paying bills owed to foreign air carriers is not a government priority.
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Each of the three carriers is suffering from the shift in fortunes.
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Cable companies, cellphone carriers and airlines annoyed the greatest number of people.
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The Ukrainian National Guard used armored personnel carriers to clear the road.
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Dozens of international carriers have canceled or reduced services to mainland China.
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Those authorities can fine carriers an average of $3,500 for the error.
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Previously, GSMA standards, like the one for eSIM, were approved by carriers.
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About 50 merchants and 500 carriers were testing XPO Connect, Harik said.
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The US Navy and Marines operate F/A-18 aircraft from carriers.
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Apple could also be seeking partnerships with carriers in Europe, CNBC understands.
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The port at Duqm is also large enough to host aircraft carriers.
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The foxes are seen as outsiders, scavengers, carriers of violence and disease.
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Restrictions and cancellations Extensive travel restrictions will also weigh on international carriers.
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The carriers were manufactured in China, and no injuries have been reported.
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To hear wireless carriers tell it, 25G is just short of magic.
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"Now, they are not active carriers, but they could be," Jolly warned.
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U.S. and European carriers have less relative exposure than their Asian rivals.
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More than 7,000 letter carriers across the country deliver mail on foot.
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Around the mid-20183s, carriers started decoupling phone prices from service contracts.
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Samsung says the phones will be offered by all major US carriers.
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U.S. and European carriers have less relative exposure than their Asian rivals.
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That transparency can also hurt wireless carriers' investments in newer, faster networks.
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This will probably make its products more expensive for U.S telecom carriers.
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And as they have been for decades, carriers remain vulnerable to submarines.
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Both carriers have since raised tariffs of some call and data services.
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Now they're attempting to resell it to wireless carriers and other bidders.
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Norwegian, WOW Air of Iceland and other carriers have also received them.
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The American ban on electronics applies only to flights on foreign carriers.
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Customers should check with their carriers for specific date and airport eligibility.
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It took eighth place out of 12 carriers in the AQR survey.
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The Trump administration has not yet addressed the U.S. carriers' competition concerns.
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Netflix is still available in Indonesia via wifi connections and other carriers.
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Everywhere I looked were babies — in strollers, dangling from hips and carriers.
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Instead, it makes sense that carriers would capitalize on these roomier bins.
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Some U.S. carriers don't agree with their domestic rivals on the issue.
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EgyptAir isn't known for winning tons of awards like other flag carriers.
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Weaker carriers may not make it through the end of the month.
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The carriers have yet to announce pricing for data plans using 2749G.
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This report is OpenSignal's third on mobile carriers in the United States.
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"It's a big loss for us, and also for carriers," he said.
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Boeing competes against Airbus of Europe to sell jetliners to Chinese carriers.
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That law expanded coverage, but did so largely using private insurance carriers.
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Some European carriers like Lufthansa have criticized the likes of Qatar Airways, which does not publish financial statements, saying they receive unfair state funding, meaning European airlines cannot compete on an equal footing, allegations the Gulf carriers deny.
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Hopefully, the investigation by the Justice Department will help prevent history from repeating itself, because dealing with wireless carriers is already enough of a pain, and trying to switch carriers really shouldn't be as hard as it is.
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In a letter to fourteen US carriers, FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks today called out the confusing and often ineffective options available to consumers for fighting automated spam calls, and threatened regulatory action if the carriers do not improve.
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Google isn't the company actually running RCS (though it will happily sell services to carriers to do so), but it has been acting as diplomat getting all the carriers to agree to it and supporting it via Android.
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Grazier questions the decision by the Navy to use a new electromagnetic launch technology system for aircraft on the Ford-Class carriers instead of sticking with the steam-powered catapult system on the battle-tested Nimitz-Class carriers.
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Last year, we heard that Samsung, Apple, and various mobile carriers were working to create a new standard for embedded or eSIMs (programmable SIMs that allow you to switch carriers without swapping the physical card in your device).
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The source, requesting anonymity because he was not authorized to speak on the record, said "at least" three carriers were needed, and that the report's assertion that regulators have decided on just three carriers was not entirely accurate.
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Though Japanese officials say they need carriers to defend their outlying islands, Alessio Patalano, an expert on Japan's naval forces, says that "alliance integration"—being able to swap planes with American carriers—and "greater status" may matter more.
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Even if they understand that law enforcement may get data from carriers with a legal warrant, they don't have much reason to be aware of or understand the ecosystem carriers have built around the sale of location data.
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The new rule followed a requirement, effective in 2303 for American carriers and in 2010 for foreign carriers, that airlines and airport operators in the United States consult with local disability groups to build service animal relief areas.
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The fare has allowed full-service carriers such as Finnair to fight back against the low-cost carriers that entered the transatlantic market in recent years, selling deconstructed tickets where passengers could select what add-ons they wanted.
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There have been suggestions for well over a year by both Ryanair and easyJet, Europe's two biggest low cost carriers, that they could provide feeder flights for long-haul carriers, but so far no deal has been struck.
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Pai's predecessor, Tom Wheeler, said in 2014 it was "good for consumers" to have four carriers to choose from, while Pai declined to say in May 2017 if he thought four carriers was the right number of competitors.
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Facebook's Actionable Insights service for carriers also includes information about users' gender, age and other characteristics collected from its apps, which helps carriers spot demographic trends to target their marketing, but it does not tie data to specific individuals.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has repeatedly threatened some method of regulatory intervention if carriers like AT&T and Verizon don't step up with a solution, but he and the commissioners have yet to propose any new rules for carriers.
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For most carriers, the alerts will sound on customers' phones within minutes or even seconds, and, although the alerts go out over their networks, the carriers have no say in whether or not they go out (technical glitches notwithstanding).
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The company is in a battle with large American carriers, which charges that Etihad and other Middle Eastern carriers — including Qatar Airways and Emirates Airline — are competing unfairly in the U.S. because they receive support from their home governments.
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And ultimately so will American travelers, who may one day find themselves with fewer options for travel to Europe and beyond once Norwegian and carriers like it have exploited cheap labor to drive U.S. carriers out of the market.
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The FCC sent a letter to mobile carriers, citing "a growing number of vulnerabilities … that threaten the security and integrity of a user's device and all the personal, sensitive data on it," and asking how carriers address those vulnerabilities.
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It's worth noting that the Postal Service has strong cooperative relationships with the private carriers, delivering millions of their packages the "last mile" – saving them money because letter carriers go to every address anyway, while generating revenue for USPS.
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The answer is that, while technically data is unlimited, carriers include soft caps.
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And Emirates, Etihad and other big Middle Eastern carriers cannot fly to Doha.
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It has said its moves are designed to supplement, not replace cargo carriers.
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"Major carriers will find it more difficult to get good talent," he said.
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Larger carriers such as Verizon and AT&T do not use Huawei equipment.
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Bulgarian authorities saying the carriers' losses would exceed 10 million euros ($10.96 million).
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I think that we can bring value to the carriers and to consumers.
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"Started building our own car carriers this weekend to alleviate load," Musk said.
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