Sentence examples for airspace up from inspiring English sources

Some political leaders have demanded that the F.A.A. immediately take more control of the airspace up to 1,100 feet above the river.

While the domestic airspace backed up with those record delays in June, Amtrak recorded its highest ridership gain for a three-month period since 1991 -- up 8percentto to six million passengers.

Players share the game's airspace with up to 600 artificially intelligent (AI) planes, which fly and respond to the player in real-time.

The spread of civilian drones will depend on freeing up airspace, along with bandwidth for their control.

As airspace is opening up, expecting us to stay here for another three weeks at our own expense is ridiculous.

"It will free up airspace, reduce congestion and therefore lead to lower costs," said Steve Double of British Airways.

But the plan has met resistance from European governments wary about sacrificing too much sovereignty over their airspace and giving up authority over their air traffic management agencies, many of which are effectively arms of national transport ministries.

But after an ambush of Turkish troops last fall, and subsequent lobbying by Mr. Erdogan and the Turkish military, the Bush administration agreed to let Turkey strike at the group inside Iraq, opening up airspace there and even offering intelligence.

The pilot fills in the gaps of the story that Edward recounted on the drive of how he swooped into Somali airspace and snatched up the emaciated and abandoned Danish and Filipino crew of the MV Leopard.

Of course that would mean that the transport politicians would also have to understand that the airspace we gaze up at can no longer be seen as national.

France has already pledged to open up its airspace, and French ships are providing logistical support in the Indian Ocean.