The phrase "arrival landing" is not correct and is not commonly used in written English.
It may be intended to describe the act of landing upon arrival, but it is redundant and unclear in its current form.
Example: "The flight's arrival landing was delayed due to weather conditions."
Alternatives: "arrival" or "landing".
He builds upon the arrival of his ancestors in America: Scottish immigrants who were given land upon arrival; land he describes as having been stolen from Native Americans and worked by black slaves, marking a cycle of oppression and privilege that propelled the family from the start.
"There is definitely a sense of urgency among people coming here, they are looking at this pretty much as a now or never situation," Redmond told the Observer in a phone interview from the Greek island of Lesbos, where many new arrivals land.
American Airlines, which just announced a merger with US Airways, had about 77percentt of its 2012 arrivals land on time, FlightStats said.
Italy has argued that this means the burden falls disproportionately on Mediterranean countries where the bulk of the new arrivals land, and wants a system where other EU countries would do more to carry the load.
When he made his first Atlantic crossing he was, he admits, disappointed to have his peace and quiet broken by his arrival on land – when he was still halfway through reading his novel.
But the blocking of the ship made for the first real test of whether Matteo Salvini, the country's powerful interior minister and the leader of the anti-immigrant League, would keep the hard-line campaign promises to expel hundreds of thousands of migrants and to prevent new arrivals from landing on Italian shores.
"Whew!" With a seven-minute late arrival, you land your bum on your yoga mat.
A swarm of hungry feasters clustered around the tables jammed on the deck, arrivals from land and sea intent on attacking their personal shares of the seasonal bounty.
This compares with 280,000 arrivals by land and sea for the whole of 2014.
In the case where a high-velocity oceanic mantle exists beneath the hypocenters, the rays of the first arrivals in land-area stations should pass through the oceanic Moho of the PHS as a head wave (hereafter called "P PHS") with a faster apparent velocity.
