Sentence examples for airport back from inspiring English sources

City airport back to King's Cross: £42.

They would, he says, like to see the airport back in Maldivian hands.

The Heathrow lobby, which has played a blinder, has its airport back in play.

Britain warned Egyptian officials about lax security at the airport back in 2014.

This may come as a surprise to Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe, who was detained upon her arrival at Iran's Khomeini airport back in April this year.

At a reception in the evening, he helped himself to mixed drinks, and still had a hangover when he landed at the airport back home the next day.

Getting vast complexes like airports back into operation after major disruptions was another one.

One difference that is still to be pointed out: There was a lot less advertising in airports back then.

Their perennially faulty plumbing has become a point of pride for many visitors from Africa; the lavatories at the airports back home work better.The Competition Commission reckons that the blame lies in a faulty decision in 1987 to place London's three main airports—Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted in the hands of a single company.

That's up from 12,900 rail, 8,500 bus (coach) stations and 150 airports back in January.

The coordinated terrorist attacks of 9/11 led airlines to spend billions more to secure airports, backed by passenger fees.