Sentence examples for a daytime flight from inspiring English sources

This could mean flying during the day – in the case I cited above, TAM offers a daytime flight on that same São Paulo to New York route – or, barring that, schedule a catch-up day for yourself upon arrival.

This was a daytime flight, and the slaves on board dutifully lowered their blinds for "the entertainment", instead of looking out of the window at what was below (I told you, the end of the world is nigh; the culture is wretched).

And more and more as I travel, a view is the only thing I want: the splendours of a daytime flight home from Beijing, over the snowy Gobi desert and Ulan Bator from 37,000 feet and then the Urals and the magnificence of a snowbound St Petersburg laid out like a map below are genuinely thrilling.

We had actually been booked on the redeye the night before, but we took advantage of United's free same-day change to move to a daytime flight instead.

One of the best things about sitting in a window seat during a daytime flight is when the aircraft researches the stratosphere.

Choose a daytime flight.

Daylight robbery Time is too precious to squander on unsatisfying travel – as I discovered on the only occasion I took a daytime flight from North America to Britain.

Indeed, the Concorde is the only daytime flight that arrives on the Continent in the afternoon.

The Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport was partially reopened to daytime flights a day after the typhoon, and by a week after the passage of Paka the airport was fully re-opened.

For daytime flights, either long- or short-haul, business-class travel is an unnecessary expense.

In contrast, daytime flights from the Far East to Britain, such as those, bestow upon you an endless day that vanishes into the thin air at 37,000ft.