Sentence examples for contracts to fly from inspiring English sources

They have contracts to fly passengers for them.

That agreement gave ATA a significant share of the airlift contracts to fly military members and their families overseas, ATA said.

A charter airline company that was awarded no-bid contracts to fly Gov. George E. Pataki to events is owned by two Westchester County developers who have been big Republican donors.

WASHINGTON — Despite publicly breaking with an American private security company in Iraq, the State Department continues to award the company, formerly known as Blackwater, more than $400 million in contracts to fly its diplomats around Iraq, guard them in Afghanistan, and train security forces in antiterrorism tactics at its remote camp in North Carolina.

While the company sells flight time by the hour, when available, its main customer base is a growing breed of traveler who contracts to fly "200 hours or 500 hours or more a year," said Nick Solinger, the chief marketing officer.

A charter airline company that was awarded about $30,000 in no-bid contracts to fly Gov. George E. Pataki to events throughout the state is owned by two Westchester County developers who have been big donors to Republican committees and candidates.

With success of this flight, SpaceX would begin a $1.6 billion contract to fly 12 cargo missions to the space station.

In 2007 Aer Lingus signed a 10-year contract to fly from Belfast International airport at Aldergrove outside the city.

But the Dragon was designed from the start to take passengers, and, under a separate deal called the Commercial Crew Development, SpaceX is also in the running for a contract to fly people to the station.

With the completion of a successful demonstration, SpaceX would begin a $1.6 billion contract to fly 12 cargo missions to the space station, and it hopes to be among the companies that NASA selects to take astronauts to the station.

The big airlines then threaten to revoke discounts in markets where they have a monopoly unless the company signs a contract to fly with them in markets where they compete against smaller rivals.