After this flight, she was scheduled for a layover of seven hours and thirty minutes, followed by a flight of ten hours and twenty minutes, a layover of six hours and thirty minutes, a flight of an hour and five minutes, and a ride in a van.
The holy Brahmaputra river roars at its edges and the mighty Himalayan mountains adorn its skyline, but couched between these geographical marvels, Tezpur itself is little more than a layover stop for travellers in the state of Assam.
Columbus is within a half-days drive of over half the U.S. population, making it easy to reach for many people, as well as making it a good layover for a long drive to another destination.
He switched from the Packers to Vikings with a layover in New York for one year, simply to spite the management of his former team.
So we are usually looking for a washroom, or a Marshall's or Primark somewhere on a layover just for basic necessities.
(The book, published in 2001, alas, is now out of date.) If you know you'll be faced with a long layover, for instance, a search of forums on the popular Web site flyertalk.com will uncover frequent travelers' opinions about most big American and international airports.
Treat Auckland as more than just a layover destination for New Zealand's picturesque South Island and you'll see why roughly one quarter of the country's inhabitants live here.
Uninhabited when first visited by Portuguese navigators in the early 1500s, Réunion was settled in the mid-1600s, when the French East India Company established a layover station for ships rounding the Cape of Good Hope en route to India.
There's also a belief that Alas Purwo, the forest, is a "layover," spot for the souls of old Javanese kings.
I have driven hours to meet up with a friend or have met someone inside an airport coffee shop on a layover just for the opportunity to share a real hug and look into their eyes when they share their life and career with me.
Laura somehow ends up in Denver, an unlikely layover for a plane trip that begins in London and ends in Rio.
