Sentence examples for cheap flying from inspiring English sources

Few in aviation's golden age could have foreseen how cheap flying would become; in 1939 a trans-Atlantic airline ticket cost up to $90,000 in today's money and nobody predicted the transatlantic passenger liner would ever be replaced.

The Speed package commands a $24,400 premium over the woefully cheap Flying Spur, which checks in at $180,395.

For travellers, however, the age of cheap flying is set to go on and on.

Cheap oil, cheap trucking, cheap shipping, and cheap flying exploded old production methods, sending industry from great manufacturing hubs to scattered factory towns to distant nations.

Mr Walsh believes the era of cheap flying, which has propelled the rapid growth of recent years, is over.The credit crunch will affect BAA too, in at least a couple of respects: it will cut the price Gatwick will fetch and make it much harder for the debt-laden airport operator to finance the future development of Heathrow.

But, as I fell behind in my payments and began to doubt whether the monkey would ever be shipped, I switched programs and wound up with a much cheaper flying squirrel, which bit me savagely and flew around our basement for two days before escaping through the window.

As Lewis Page, a defense correspondent for the Register, a British online tech magazine, points out: "The Air Force's traditional business of operating expensive manned aircraft has been somewhat undercut of late by the proliferation of much cheaper flying robots often operated by the Army, Navy or Marines".

This often gives you cheaper flying rates.

I'm still cheap about flying, but not that cheap.

But in sections of the St. Joe the trout are so easy to catch you want to give them pointers on dodging the cheap fly.

If their index is reduced to a cheap, fly-by-night top-ten list of "best places to be old," the whole point is missed.