Sentence examples for cumbersome flight from inspiring English sources
The association said that the cost of Europe's fragmented air traffic system resulted in nearly 18 million minutes in ground delays in 2011 — about two minutes for each flight — and nearly 1 billion euros in extra en route costs because of cumbersome flight routes.
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Until now over-regulation has made importing jets costly, training local pilots complex and filing flight plans cumbersome.
It would take advantage of the fact that long-range missiles built by Iran or North Korea would be large and cumbersome, have long powered flight times and could take off only from well-known launching sites.
A couple of O.S.s (ordinary seamen, or entry-level mariners) showed up and wordlessly ushered me and my cumbersome luggage up four flights of stairs to my cabin.
Airport procedures for international flights are only marginally more cumbersome than before, barely noticeable for domestic flights.
Allman recalls the instrument was cumbersome to transport, particularly on flights of stairs, which often required the whole band's assistance.
The way it is served as a seamless mosaic means it is available to extremely experienced and intelligent people who find the process of searching and joining orthorectified imagery by the flight path and row cumbersome or inefficient.
After a cumbersome setup, the detective work takes flight, but then the logistics grow so complicated the humor is exhausted.
The aircraft was not popular aboard ship as "it was so big and cumbersome that it complicated any other flight operations the ship was required to conduct".
Book flights to Larnica, flying direct can be expensive and cumbersome.
