Sentence examples for air lane from inspiring English sources
noun
A designated route used by commercial aircraft when flying from one airport to another.
Both planes were flying at the same height in the same air lane.
The government should also consider expanding the use of military air lanes beyond holidays.
The Russian planes flew between 8 and 9 p.m., when two regularly scheduled Western commercial flights were in the same air lanes.
Today's developments marked the fourth Russian attempt in less than a week to bar normal Allied use of the vital Berlin air lanes.
The worst problems occur during the thunderstorms of spring and summer; aircraft have to fly around storms, which means clogged air lanes.
The closure of the nation's air lanes after the terrorist attacks, curtailing flights around the world, caused immediate and unplanned declines in revenue.
President Bush's announcement this week of measures to reduce air traffic congestion was welcome news, especially his decision to open military air lanes along the Eastern Seaboard to commercial planes from the Wednesday before Thanksgiving to the Sunday after.
Next time a volcano threatens the air lanes, then, Dr Bennett's method may provide valuable illumination of what is happening, and thus enable airliners to steer safely through what might otherwise ground them.
1962 Fighter Buzzing in Berlin Sky A Soviet fighter interfered with Allied traffic in the air lanes to West Berlin today [Feb. 14] by buzzing a British military plane carrying the British Ambassador to West Germany.
Or, a new kind of terrorism, wherein we wait for the plan to be inserted, undetected, back into the air lanes for what terrible purpose we can only guess.
Is it in the public interest to create exclusive air lanes for Amazon but deny them to photographers recording events, hospitals delivering blood, researchers collecting data or activists making their voices heard?
