Sentence examples for delay of flight from inspiring English sources
Air France, in its statement, described a series of events before the crash that led to the delay of flight AF4590.
The cancellation and delay of flights to the United States from France, Britain and Mexico has also helped to deflate the festive optimism brought on by Saddam Hussein's capture.
In the arena of transport it has previously used directives, which have force of law in all member states, to define air passenger rights in the Passengers Charter for Air Travel: "establishing common rules on compensation and assistance to passengers in the event of denied boarding and of cancellation or long delay of flights" [17].
The storm's threat also prompted the cancellation or delay of flights along the coast.
In Paris, aviation officials said the chaos had triggered delays of flights from French airports because aircraft grounded in London would normally have gone on to fly other routes.
Ms. Treacy conceded that while unrelated, the overall delays of flights arriving at and departing from the airport, along with the ground travel problems, were likely to exacerbate travelers' inconvenience as they move in and out of the nation's eighth largest airport.
Related: Diego Garcia: UK delays publication of flight records which may hold truth about CIA activities.
In Mr. Porter's case, the delay of United Flight 937 does not seem to have been a clear violation of the three-hour rule.
The arrest of a Swissair pilot for public lewdness in a Central Park bathroom forced the overnight delay of a flight from New York to Geneva last week, the police and the airline said yesterday.
The UK Foreign Office (FCO) has further delayed publication of flight records for Diego Garcia, following disclosures by a senior Bush administration official that interrogations took place at a CIA black site on the British island.
