Sentence examples for enough flight from inspiring English sources

As hard it's going to be, we've got a long enough flight to let it slide.

Hani Hanjour had studied in the United States intermittently since 1991, and had undergone enough flight training in Arizona to obtain his commercial pilot certificate in April 1999.

Exhibiting the same tenacity and dedication that distinguished his theatrical work, Olivier accumulated enough flight hours on his own to qualify for the Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm in World War II.

He was Hani Hanjour, who had studied in the United States off and on since 1991 and had undergone enough flight training in Arizona to get his commercial pilot certificate in April 1999.

So in these days of low air fares and low unemployment, airlines are frantically trying to find enough flight attendants to serve travelers peanuts -- and, more seriously, to help them in emergencies.

By the time she graduated from Bennington College in 1942, Ms. Haas Pfister (she went on to marry Arthur Pfister in 1954) had logged enough flight time to be accepted as a member of the WASPs — an Army Air Forces attachment created to fill the void when male pilots were deployed overseas.

And if you wanted to book enough flights to be almost certain of crashing, you reach a 99% probability at 67,833 years of daily flights.

Further, Mr. Van Beek said, airlines prefer airports where there are abundant connections, and where they have enough flights to pay for maintaining a full-time staff.

"Dubai couldn't actually get enough flights to come to it, which is why they ended up founding their own airline.

To meet that schedule, the Pentagon has been under heavy pressure for two years to conduct enough flights to show Mr. Clinton and his advisers whether the system was technologically feasible.

Conway correctly calculated that the big airlines wouldn't add enough flights to keep up with all the low rollers pouring into Las Vegas.