Sentence examples for established a flight from inspiring English sources
Ryan established a flight school and a business flying sightseers around San Diego and then, having formed Ryan Airlines, flew passengers between San Diego and Los Angeles (1925 27).
Among other things, Iran and Venezuela had established a weekly flight between Caracas and Tehran, and the two governments had set up a two-billion-dollar fund for investments in both countries.
The Kurdish region has enjoyed de facto autonomy since 1991, when the American military established a no-flight zone there, a status formalized by the new Iraqi Constitution.
The Kurds took over the region after 1991, when the the United States established a no-flight zone there to prevent Saddam Hussein's military from attacking.
Ms. Hamed's home is the capital of the Kurdish northeast of Iraq, a region that gained de facto independence from the rest of the country in 1991, after the Americans established a no-flight zone to keep Saddam Hussein's forces at bay.
Many of them traveled thousands of miles from far-flung exile to meet in this largely isolated enclave that Iraqi Kurds have effectively controlled since the early 1990's, when the United States established a no-flight zone that is off-limits to Iraqi forces.
"Test pilots established in a flight experiment that an erroneous pushing of the brake pedals during takeoff is possible only if the pilot's feet are placed by mistake on the braking floor," Mr. Morozov said in televised remarks.
AirAsiaX believes that the A330neo will give the airline a second chance to establish a profitable flight schedule connecting Kuala Lumpur to London and Paris; in 2012, AirAsiaX's first attempt failed to make money because the Airbus A340 employed proved to be far too fuel inefficient.
The flight established a benchmark in human courage and aviation history.
Gliding flights established a data base for aerodynamics and aircraft design.
On 13 February 1913, he established a non-stop duration of flight record, by flying 244.18 miles in 4 hours, 43 minutes in aircraft SC 26 (a Burgess Model H).
