Sentence examples for flight passed through from inspiring English sources

He is also remembered for several theories he proposed about avian evolution which are now regarded as having been ahead of their time, particularly his 1915 hypothesis that the evolution of bird flight passed through a four-winged or "Tetrapteryx" stage, which has been supported by the 2003 discovery of Microraptor gui.

It was a short period of calm for the son after a lifetime of following his father, a native of Libya who pulled his wife, four sons and a daughter through war zones and repeated flight, passing through at least six countries over 20 years.

More than 2m flights passed through UK airspace last year.

Singapore Airlines said Friday that it would reroute flights passing through the North's airspace.

The restrictions did not affect flights above 20,000 feet, which meant that international flights passing through British and Irish airspace were unaffected.

Air carriers are obliged to enforce the Canadian no-fly list for domestic flights and its US counterpart for flights passing through American airspace.

"We know the government holds crucial data on flights passing through Diego Garcia which it has so far refused to release," said Crofton Black, investigator for Reprieve.

Ryanair, Europe's largest budget airline by number of passengers, said on Monday that it planned to cancel 102 flights to and from French airports on Tuesday and warned that other flights passing through French airspace could face delays or disruptions.

A lot of planes fly in the Baltimore area every day, 734 flights pass through its airport, according to a recent press release which can make it hard to separate an irregular flight pattern from the densely packed skies.

Next time you heading towards Middle East or booking a connecting flight to pass through, I suggest you stop and explore Bahrain for a little while.

They say they would be willing to arrive three hours early for domestic airline flights to pass through heightened security and would withstand long lines at public events and in public buildings to pass through metal detectors and inspections by guards.