Sentence examples similar to checked in cargo from inspiring English sources
While some airlines have made it a policy to charge for any checked-in cargo baggage, some have not, while the rules for traveling internationally are somewhat different from those for traveling domestically, although short international flights are often treated as very similar to domestic flights.
The Federal Aviation Administration's new security measures at airports called for prohibiting knives of any size on board planes; ending curbside check-ins; and eliminating cargo and mail from passenger jets.
Check in the captains cabin, the kitchen, and the in the cargo space.
Passengers on those flights often check in with lots of luggage, and the A300 has large bays and cargo holds for their belongings.
While the Transportation Security Administration has focused on passenger and baggage screening, only a small percentage of cargo is checked before being shipped in cargo or passenger planes.
He wore flip flops and cargo shorts and blended in seamlessly with a lobby full of fans, loitering members of the news media and travelers waiting to check in.
On Sunday, the French foreign minister, Bernard Kouchner, suggested a European Union role in checking cargo on board ships heading to Gaza in return for the lifting of the blockade.
After the war, Heffron found work at a whiskey distillery and later checked cargo on the Delaware River waterfront.
This is to check that the cargo deadweight is satisfactory for the ship owner at the port of arrival.
G.E. will finish checking the cargo planes by Tuesday.
