Sentence examples for flight at which from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, she wrote, "I arrive 90 minutes early for a domestic flight, at which point the exit row seats have been opened, but are usually not taken yet".

By the time she graduates in May, Ms. Arnott plans to be certified as a flight instructor, at which point she is guaranteed work at Farmingdale State University's flight school.

Somebody sourced Sacco's flight details, at which point the hashtag #HasJustineLandedYet started doing a brisk trade on Twitter.

Rudi Dekkers, the man who ran the flight school at which Mohamed Atta and a Saudi friend trained, was Dutch.

But even if you listen to the entire Taylor Swift back catalog in one sitting, you still have a lot of flying time left to go, and she decided to switch to watching the in-flight entertainment — at which point she had to call the flight attendant over again to get a set of the airline-supplied earphones.

I was offered another flight at 11 00, which also did not work for me, or the following day, which would have been too late for the cycle event.

County Executive Andrew J. Spano brought together government representatives from Westchester and neighboring Fairfield County to announce a strategy to prevent Atlantic Southeast Airlines, a Delta Airlines subsidiary, from beginning a 5 59 a.m. flight at Westchester County Airport, which was to start this month.

But since cockpit recorders are capable of storing at most the last two hours of audio from the flight, it seems unlikely they will capture any clues from perhaps the most crucial section of the flight: the point at which it diverts.

The pouches were stowed within a mid-deck locker until Mission Flight Day 10, at which time an astronaut added water to initiate the process of seed germination on-orbit and subsequently transferred them to four light-tight aluminum canisters called BRIC-60s (Biological Research In Canisters).

Which the young man duly did, turning his attentions away from politics towards comic illustration packed with incident, observation and flights of fantasy, at which he excelled.

Although TAG Aviation adheres to the curfew, the private aviation business is growing quickly, and TAG is lobbying for expanded facilities to handle more flights at Westchester, which is "a major hub for our business," Mr. Christiansen said.