Sentence examples for flight turnaround from inspiring English sources

Somehow his name ended up on the reservation -- not mine -- but neither of us noticed amid hectic workdays and a pretty quick flight turnaround time.

Our primary dataset was collected during a 26 h turnaround flight that was launched from the National Scientific Ballooning Facility in Ft. Sumner, New Mexico in May 2003.

But the Cardinals backed out last year when McGwire objected to the long turnaround flights across the Pacific, and he's still objecting.

"Endurance is one of several X-37 profile parameters that are being tested, along with others, such as in-flight capabilities and turnaround time for use," Johnson-Freese said.

The work now includes longer flight times with quicker turnaround times between flights, circumpolar navigational routes, increased passenger loads in new jumbo-sized planes and increased occupancy aboard all flights, and new security procedures.

It has also agreed to use the airport's boarding bridges instead of having its passengers enter and leave its planes through both doors, a cost-saving technique that speeds up the turnaround between flights.

They also allow airlines to schedule more flights per day because their turnaround time is faster than that of larger jets.

Gerchick: To increase revenue and reduce costs, airlines fill planes to near capacity and try to schedule as many flights as possible with minimal turnaround time.

For its short-haul flight from Chennai to Bangalore the turnaround time for Air Deccan's 48-seater is barely 20 minutes.

That's a quick turnaround with a six hour flight from Tbilisi to take into account". He added he was surprised that three out of Wales' four opening games were at home.

Another interesting feature of these balloons, which is not viable in satellites, is the short turnaround time, which enables frequent flights.