Sentence examples for airport count from inspiring English sources

"Uh, can I consult a map?" they say, or later, "Does just being in an airport count?" Others, knocking off the entire list, are so proud of the fact that they arrange to have it listed in their obituaries: "Jane Doe loved to travel, and was particularly proud of having visited all 50 states".

(The airport's count obviously does not reflect Orlando visitors who arrived via other means, like car, train or bus).

The airlines have received billions of dollars in direct federal assistance -- which of course does not register on any airport's count of landing fees -- since the terrorist attacks.

Pope John Paul has broadened the process for earning an indulgence (a visit to the Rome airport chapel counts, and so does quitting smoking for a day), but traditionalists will still visit at least one of Rome's four main basilicas.

The state spends more than $1.8 million a year operating its general aviation airports, not counting the cost of renovations and expansions that are heavily funded by the Federal Aviation Administration.

I don't normally count airport stops, but if I was forced to camp out for 50 hours in Riyadh's airport, I might be willing to make an exception.

It cost $432.79 $348.60 inn one-way airfare and $83.29 for the airport hotel, not counting meals).

Total time for the short hop by plane, counting airport hassles, security and taxiing, was two hours and 45 minutes (the flight itself took 12 minutes).

It seems small but when you're in the airport every moment counts and blindly checking each passport for the correct person wastes valuable time if you're running behind.

Go's recent expansion into East Midlands airport helped its passenger count hit 550,749, an increase of 71.8%.

Guests who book in advance with the RAILS code and present a train ticket at check-in can get 15 percent off the best available rate at more than 30 Kimpton hotels, and yes, tickets on trains from the airport into the city count.