Sentence examples for flight sharing from inspiring English sources

ONE spring long ago, my husband and I flew to London on a Swinging Weekend charter flight, sharing a sleepless night with friends, casino-bound New Jerseyans and a Broadway star, her husband and her lawyer.

These established business models see flight sharing as a threat.

The technology that enables more efficient flight sharing unquestionably helps consumers and pilots, and there is absolutely no reason for the FAA to stubbornly keep flight sharing grounded.

The FAA is being pressured by lobbyists in the private charter and airline arena to ban flight sharing.

In what follows, Flytenow founders Alan Guichard and Matt Voska explain why the federal government should make the FAA allow flight sharing to get off the ground.

You would think patriotic pride alone would be enough given that Europe is far ahead of the United States with its growing market for flight sharing.

While Surf Air uses a membership model where you pay a monthly fee (think $1,500 to $4,000 per month) and you fly as much as you want, and the latter two sell individual seats on each flight, you are basically buying a seat on a flight shared with other passengers.

It is well known that flights sharing the same departure and arrival airports but having different departure times or days of the week sometimes exhibit very different pricing strategies.

So United and US Airways are seeking permission to form a marketing alliance to sell seats on each other's flights by sharing flight-designation codes.

Elsewhere in the top flight, shares in Vodafone initially fell on speculation that it is preparing a seven billion euro (£5.8 billion) bid for Spanish cable company Ono as it attempts to revive its European business, but later recovered to finish flat at 222p.

John, I was just doing what you taught me: staying in flight and sharing the light.