Sentence examples for coordinate flights from inspiring English sources

They also have antitrust immunity, which gives them great leeway to coordinate flights and pricing without being brought up on charges of anticompetitive practices.

To coordinate flights in areas with multiple commercial and general aviation airports, the FAA has designated "Metroplex" areas.

You'll need to coordinate flights and getting them back to the airport.

But he said that shortly after Gov. Charlie Crist asked the federal government to coordinate flight plans and to ensure that the state would eventually be reimbursed for assisting the federal effort, it was informed that the flights had been stopped.

An association spokeswoman said the major American carriers had been talking about an initiative to ask Congress for some kind of immunity from antitrust laws that would allow them to coordinate flight schedules, similar to a proposal for easing airport gridlock that was discussed in the summer of 2000.

A Florida official said that on Wednesday, shortly after Gov. Charlie Crist asked the federal government to coordinate flight plans for critically injured Haitians and shoulder some of the costs, which he said were in the millions of dollars, the state was informed that the airlift had been suspended.

A few months later, the two carriers started sharing ticketing and began coordinating flights on some domestic routes as a first step.

"They built it up from when I came here," said Mr. Ciccone, who coordinates flights as a dispatcher at the school as part of an extensive work-study program.

Demand is rising at the Delta Cares division, which coordinates flights for remains and passengers heading to funerals and has existed for over 30 years.

It takes five to 10 years to create these procedures because of lengthy environmental and noise impact studies, and the difficulty of coordinating flights in busy airspaces.

The idea of coordinating flight path, trajectory and muzzle velocity intrigues him — as a math problem, he said.