(Comparisons to 2001 would be less relevant, because of the unusually drastic cutbacks in flights after the terrorist attacks).
Ahead of runoff elections scheduled for Oct. 27, some Wall Street analysts are imagining catastrophic situations involving the quickening of capital flight, a drastic weakening of Brazil's currency, the real, and the introduction of strict controls on foreign capital.
Even in drastic situations like a flight cancellation, new consumer travel apps like Freebird demonstrate how computing power and a good interface outperform agents.
If you adjust the month from August to September, for example, you will see drastic price drops for flights to Europe.
Airline experts say they are fairly certain of three things if United Airlines goes to bankruptcy court: travelers will probably not see immediate drastic cuts in United flights; the carrier's frequent-flier miles will remain valid; and United's large rivals will lunge for United customers at the airline's hub airports.
A few emerging markets, still traumatized by the extent of their economic downturns during previous periods of capital flight, are taking drastic action to stabilize their currencies.
For Che, the flight is a drastic adventure, in which the complications internally suffered and pondered by Dial are boyishly simplified: happy that he is finally with his mother, he waits every day to be united with his father.
As an emblem for humanity's half-hearted approach to saving the planet – without doing anything drastic such as taking fewer flights or selling the car – the humble tote bag is pretty apposite.
In Figure 2 we show that to significantly reduce the total number of cases worldwide, it is necessary to implement drastic restriction measures, by reducing the flight volume by at least 95%.
The decision to halt flights to all Egyptian airports signals a more drastic step than the British, who only suspended flights in and out of Sharm el-Sheikh and have started to fly holidaymakers home.
