Sentence examples for availability on flights from inspiring English sources
Virgin Atlantic (virgin-atlantic.com) has limited availability on flights to Johannesburg.
This bootstrapped startup is launching today with availability on flights out of the Bay Area and San Diego, and gave TechCrunch the exclusive first look at collaborative consumption in the sky, and whether it can be done safely.
"The only availability on flights for this week is for people with cash tickets.
It has also asked whether there should be greater availability of flights on the existing route between Glasgow and Barra's beach airport.
"In our limited space," says Carole Peytavin, vice president for research and development at Air France,"the question we need to ask is, who is willing to pay for what level of comfort?" PASSENGERS still pick airlines based on the availability of flights and schedule, says Mr. Lange of Airbus, a former vice president for marketing there.
Airlines that offer the service — which typically costs only what passengers are billed by their own mobile providers — usually restrict availability on nighttime flights when many people are sleeping.
The resort is also offering two free round-trip tickets per room on Winair, subject to availability, for flights to the island from St . Martin
"American in the last year has really scaled back on the amount of advance award availability on their own flights," Mr. Kelly said, but with greater availability on international flights like those operated by its partner British Airways (which might include a fee of up to $350 one way).
But Ms. Lin said that tens of thousands of people have used Chromebooks in airports and that Google and Virgin America frequently lend the maximum number of computers, which is capped on flights because of the availability of in-air bandwidth.
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