Sentence examples similar to ferry plane from inspiring English sources

It will allow them to ferry plane-loads of Japanese tourists to Bali, Thailand and Australia.As if that were not bad enough for Japan's struggling airlines, the new agreement allows three non-incumbent carriers from the United States (American, Continental and Delta) to increase the frequency of their flights to Japan by a further 90 round-trips a week.

In World War I, he served in the Army and was part of a crew assigned to ferry planes around the country at a time, he said, when they were "put together with baling wire and spit".

As one of 1,074 WASPs, Ms. Haas Pfister ferried planes from factories to domestic airfields or to ports for shipment overseas.

He ferried planes for Lockheed in addition to his legal work, then pursued the death-defying exploits of a test pilot.

He left Yale Law School in 1941 to join the Army Air Corps; he became a pilot, ferrying planes in many parts of the world, and a captain, but did not see combat in World War II.

How with her infant son she escaped Berlin as the Russians arrived in April 1945 by flying a Luftwaffe plane to Flensburg, near the Danish border (she had ferried planes for the German air force during World War II).

Other places include ships, ferries, planes, trains, hotels, sports clubs etc.

Reachable only by ferry, small plane or an exceptionally long swim, the island seems self-evidently symbolic.

But nobody knows just how many people are going to get on a train or on a ferry or plane and turn up".

That's not all: salaries are generally lower, and then throw in the expense of taking a ferry or plane back to the rest of the world.

Commuters, whether on bus, ferry or plane, often cram in illegally, so an official manifest, if one exists, would be dubious from the start.