Sentence examples for flight inbound from inspiring English sources

A Metropolitan Police spokeswoman said: "We boarded a flight inbound from Dallas at Heathrow shortly after 11am and arrested a woman on suspicion of endangering an aircraft.

The flight inbound to collect us was delayed so much that its crew used up their flight hours, and a local crew had to be urgently plucked from festivities.

For example, another US Airways flight, inbound from Allentown, Pa., and turning to make its final approach, acknowledged that it had been cleared to land and then asked, "is that fire the fire department practicing?" In the tower, the controller in charge of arrivals responded, "umm, we'll talk about it later".

"The normal rate on a clear day is about 45 flights inbound and 45 outbound per hour," said Allen Kenitzer, a spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration's Northwest Mountain region.

In (Hall 1999), the ATFM in the UK was upgraded to handle increasing capacity of air traffic by developing the Central Control Function for generating and manipulating the sequence of flights inbound to a major airport complex such as Heathrow and Gatwick.

To avert mid-air collisions, the planners chose altitudes which would provide separation of traffic and also a capability to see and avoid the enemy's AAA, SA-2 and SA-7 missile threat (6500 feet for flights inbound to Saigon and 5500 feet for those outbound from Saigon to the Navy ships).

Egypt Air cancelled all internal and outbound flights; an inbound Egypt Air flight from London to Cairo was diverted to Athens because of an alleged bomb threat.

A spokeswoman for American Airlines, Andrea Huguely, said the airline had canceled 16 American Eagle flights, both inbound and outbound, as a result of the power failure.

I do not know what's going on outside – heavy firing started again – full panic on board!" Soon after the attack began the airport was closed to flights, sending inbound planes to other cities and creating panic inside fully fuelled aircraft stuck on the ground.

But Mr Kay was then charged £1,049 to move the inbound flight by a day.

Its subsidiary Germanwings cancelled its inbound flight from Cologne and the corresponding outbound journey.