Sentence examples for deployments of planes from inspiring English sources

Evidently, though, the route is not making enough money for easyJet, compared with what it could earn with alternative deployments of planes and people.

David Cameron said Moscow was trying to make "some sort of point" by its repeated deployment of planes close to British airspace, adding: "I don't think we should dignify it with too much of a response".

This decoupling allows deployment of control plane software components (e.g., OpenFlow controller) on computer platforms that are much more powerful than traditional network equipment (e.g., switches/routers) while protecting the data and intellectual property of the vendors of such equipment.

Some particular laws of deployment/retrieval leading to analytical solutions for the small in-plane and out-of-plane motions of the system are obtained and then these results are extended to a massive tether.

James did not give details about the specific number of planes, date or location of the deployment but said it was in line with defence secretary Ash Carter's recent call for a strong and balanced approach to Russia.

Pilots had feared job losses from the deployment of the smaller planes, but they relented after US Airways offered to retain nearly 300 pilots it had threatened to furlough.

A temporary "cessation of hostilities" in Syria was agreed in Munich in the early hours of Friday but hopes for a long-lasting truce are waning with Assad's vow to retake the whole of Syria by force, and Saudi Arabia's deployment of troops and planes in Turkey ahead of an expected intervention.

The first deployments of the missiles were announced in December.

Yet it was built in its hundreds, and rushed into deployments which conveyed planes and their hapless pilots almost seamlessly to extinction at the hands of the Luftwaffe.

It's the wrong sort of plane.

US Airways offers connecting flights (change of plane).