Sentence examples for a designated flight from inspiring English sources

Barring children from a designated flight or relegating families to a particular section of the plane could limit passenger choice, said Steve Lott, spokesman for the Air Transport Association, a trade group representing the nation's largest carriers.

This is why pilots come from all over the country, the globe, even, to fly the Hudson River Corridor, a designated flight zone that runs over the river between the Tappan Zee Bridge to the Verrazano Bridge, to get this close to the world's most famous city.

The drones have a designated flight path that is closed to airplanes and other drones.

But he said the problem is "psychological" because there is no air traffic conflict with LAX, which has a designated flight corridor that is strictly controlled.

Instead, within 20 minutes after the Boeing 727 designated Flight 847 took off with 150 passengers and crew members, a band of terrorists armed with pistols and grenades commandeered the plane and threatened to blow it up if Israel did not release Arab prisoners held in southern Lebanon.

The membrane wing is observed to yield desirable characteristics in delaying stall as well as adapting to the unsteady flight environment, which is intrinsic to the designated flight speed.

Special designated flight areas were above the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.

None of these things happen in real life: they are merely cartoon conventions to designate flight.

It includes frequent inspections, either after every flight or a designated series of flights or after a time interval, and minor maintenance such as replacement of a part or repair of a faulty item of equipment.

When it meets Stratford High Street, there is a new pedestrian bridge over the high street which, inexplicably for a new facility on a designated greenway, has three flights of steps but no ramp: not the step change cyclists had in mind.

The public was able to track the flight on a designated FedEx Web site.