Sentence examples for airplane access from inspiring English sources

That way, the person who works carting meals doesn't have airplane access or access to the baggage area, and so forth.

A whirlwind 11-city media tour has featured a stop at the NBA All-Star Game and behind-the-scenes airplane access to Sirius Satellite Radio and ESPN.

This paper reported an integrated manufacturing process of one thennoplastic composite airplane access cover with L-shaped stiffers of poly (ether ether ketone)(PEEK) matrix carbon fiber reinforced composites.

Not only does the airplane provide access to restricted areas, it also makes possible panoramic vistas that convey the frightening scale of the destruction, creating the feeling that humankind has wrought its own form of irreversible natural catastrophe.

Québec has no helicopter transport and 16 rural hospitals do not have airplane medevac access.

"The sad truth is that Americans who lived and died 150 years ago — who didn't have modern medicine, personal computers, cars, airplanes, easy access to higher education, 'sophisticated' manners and all the rest — had a much better party system than we do today," Jay Cost, a writer at the Weekly Standard, recently wrote.

So Virgin allowed us to use its airplanes and access to all of its events.

"Air-to-ground communication is still extremely slow when you try to download a Web page," Ms. Alikpala said, so the pages you'll browse on your laptop will be stored in the airplane, for faster access.

Here, you can quickly tap things like "Airplane Mode" or access your Wi-Fi controls, for example, as well as a built-in flashlight (hooray!) and media player controls.

While most mobile operating systems now have an easy-to-access "airplane mode" in which all of a device's radio circuitry is turned off, not all users remember to switch it on before take-off.

If GoGo gets off the ground, it will fulfill the long-held promise of bringing Internet access to airplane passengers.