Sentence examples for british flight from inspiring English sources

I am an American and certain things irritate me extremely, such as British flight attendants asking to see your boarding pass as you board.

One British flight to Cairo from England had to return to Heathrow Airport in London because it could not land in time to allow passengers to travel outside the Cairo airport before the government-imposed curfew was to begin.

A British flight carrying doctors and firefighters, as well as 10 tonnes of rescue equipment, was the first plane to take off from Gatwick this afternoon once the airport had reopened after the snow.

In contrast, I noticed a British flight being scheduled by a fey-voiced male sergeant who conducted himself with painstaking kindness to his colleagues, especially his female comrades who he called "luv".

Concorde was largely designed and built at Filton, with the first British flight taking off in 1969 and the final supersonic flight of any Concorde in the world landing at the airfield in 2003.

But his father, no doubt, still remembers the shame (and tabloid attention) Rashid reportedly brought to his family in 2003 after an estranged flame of Rashid's, a British flight attendant, tried to kidnap their out-of-wedlock son and bring him back to the U.K. from Dubai.

To ground British flights: No, not another ash cloud.

French Concordes have been grounded since the July 25 crash, which killed 113 people, but British flights have continued.

Ten and a half months and a quarter-million American and British flights later — an unmatched act of politico-logistical bravado — the Soviets abandoned their blockade.

Several British flights to the United States have been delayed for hours as American officials pored over the flight lists, according to pilots and airline officials.

Emissions from British flights abroad are not counted, nor emissions from the ships that import and export so many of our goods.