Sentence examples for cheap airplane from inspiring English sources

Search is the crucial tool that sends consumers to new restaurants and hotels, cheap airplane flights, and local services as varied as plumbers or baby sitters.

Pragmatists have argued that a cheap airplane and a cheap car would be less complicated and perform better than a hybrid, and they have prevailed.

Aktarer Zaman, a twenty-two-year-old from Brooklyn, wanted to raise ten thousand dollars to fight a lawsuit that was brought by United Airlines and Orbitz against him and a Web site he had started to help people find cheap airplane tickets.

My family hadn't been planning on going, but after 9/11, my father rightly assumed we'd be able to get cheap airplane tickets from Newark, New Jersey, to Orlando.

All this idea needs is $8 gasoline, a little capital and a few cheap airplanes.

Then came the automobile, air-conditioning, cheaper airplane fares and large shopping malls -- all conspiring to send tourists elsewhere.

One of the more revealing memos among the newly released documents showed that Darleen Druyun, then the principal deputy assistant secretary of the Air Force for acquisition and management, told Boeing to "keep in mind" that an Airbus bid was $5 million to $17 million cheaper per airplane than a basic Boeing 767.

Any business travel from now on will only be deductible up to the price of the cheapest coach airplane ticket to that destination.

The first to offer a degree program in unmanned aviation, the university is one of many academic settings, along with companies and individuals, preparing for a brave new world in which cheap remote-controlled airplanes will be ubiquitous in civilian air space, searching for everything from the most wanted of criminal suspects to a swarm of grasshoppers devouring a crop.

The university, the first to offer a degree program in unmanned aviation, is one of many academic settings, along with companies and individuals, preparing for a brave new world in which cheap remote-controlled airplanes will be ubiquitous in civilian air space, searching for everything from the most wanted of criminal suspects to a swarm of grasshoppers devouring a crop.

GRAND FORKS, N.D. — As I wrote in Monday's paper, crossing the hobbyist's remote-controlled airplane with cheap electronics from the cellphone industry seems likely to yield highly capable, very inexpensive drones.