Sentence examples for cutting back on flights from inspiring English sources

And with airlines cutting back on flights, passengers in smaller markets will have fewer options to choose from, and less reliable service, since regional flights (which are usually flown on smaller planes) are more prone to cancellation and delays when storms disrupt travel.

Airlines are cutting back on staff, flights and paper tickets, as well as on breakfasts, juice and wine selections and even the table linens in first class.

It had pruned costs by merging its two budget carriers JetLite and JetKonnect and cutting back on international flights.

The figures highlighted the difficulties facing Britain's airlines: with the financial sector crippled by the recession, British Airways ' premium passengers fell by 12.7% in December, while low-cost airlines Ryanair and Easyjet hurt Stansted Airport traffic after cutting back on winter flights.

But Washington hasn't wanted to send the wrong signal to Beijing and indicate weakness, even if cutting back on the flights -- which is what China has asked for -- would improve the overall bilateral relationship.

And as ever, it was Ryanair who delivered the most shameless attempt to cash in on the therapeutic benefits of intestinal gasses, by cutting back on the air filtering on their flights and charging passengers an extra "indirect gaseous medicinal administration" fee.

Griffin also suggested "alternative configurations" that would allow NASA to complete the space station with fewer than the 28 shuttle flights now planned by cutting back on some of the proposed research.

Then in November, when it saw that full-service carriers were cutting back on service to Florida, it decided instead to add flights between Washington and Florida, Mr. Edmondson-Jones said.

While flight attendants agreed to givebacks, American had to battle to stave off bankruptcy by cutting back on food and onboard service.

"Every state's cutting back on infrastructure.

That requires cutting back on daily calories.