Sentence examples for cheaper to fly from inspiring English sources

It will be cheaper to fly.

Is it cheaper to fly or drive?

"It was cheaper to fly down here," he said.

It was cheaper to fly from Sao Paulo to Miami than to north-east Brazil.

It's much cheaper to fly to Europe than, say, Vietnam, but if train tickets cost $200 each, those add up.

It is also possible (and a little cheaper) to fly to London, then take Ryanair to Brindisi.

It can be cheaper to fly to foreign climes than to travel by rail in our own country.

And although they are not as powerful as the SLS, they're cheaper to fly, with reusable boosters.

Note that this year you may well find it cheaper to fly home, although that may test your environmental credentials.

All in all, the consumer, not the government, is now dictating the pace of change, and it will soon be cheaper to fly down Mexico way.

Network Rail staff travelling on business spent £1.3m on UK flights in the last two years because it was cheaper to fly than to take the train.