Sentence examples for executive transport from inspiring English sources

Chief executive Transport Scotland.

The panel Jane Dudman, editor, Public Leaders network, The Guardian Jon Lamonte, chief executive, Transport for Greater Manchester Mike Brown, commissioner of transport, Transport for London Philip Hoare, managing director, Atkins David Rutley, Conservative MP for Macclesfield.

Paglen examined flying patterns for planes permitted to land at US air bases – including premier executive transport services" – and mapped out flights that recorded destinations including Kabul and Guantánamo Bay.

The companies envisaged the aircraft performing three major roles; U.S. Air Force combat search and rescue, U.S. Coast Guard search and rescue, and U.S. Marine Corps executive transport.

In the civil aviation sector, in response to the demand for turbine-powered executive transports, Grumman introduced the twin-turboprop G-159 Gulfstream I in 1958 and later developed it into a family of popular business jets.

According to Wingate, airlines are ordering newer, smaller aircrafts at 10 times the rate of older models; Gatwick expects long-haul travel to soon be dominated by new aeroplanes Back on the ground, Jon Lamonte, chief executive of Transport for Greater Manchester, urged future governments to invest in city infrastructure including transport as a way to boost economic growth.

Bernard Obika CEO, Roughton Group An executive in transport and engineering with a key role in advising governments and organisations on infrastructure.

Barry White, chief executive of Transport for the North, said the line could improve connectivity in the central Pennines.

James Price, chief executive of Transport for Wales, said it was working hard to avoid a repeat of the situation.

The report, chaired by one of BAA's non-executive directors, transport specialist Professor David Begg, said there was significant room for improvement across the Heathrow operation - from executive decision-making to the responsibilities of ground staff.

The troubled carrier Swiss International Airlines said that it had appointed a 42-year-old German transport executive as chief executive, succeeding André Dosé, who stepped down six weeks ago.