Sentence examples for flights fell from inspiring English sources

In Sierra Leone, 31 weekly flights fell to six.

Last month, Heathrow's China traffic, including Hong Kong flights, fell 0.7%.

This happened in St . Louis where flights fell sharply after American acquired TWA, and in Cincinnati after the merger of Delta and Northwest.

According to Airlines for America, the number of commercial flights fell 15 percent from 2001 to 2012, while the F.A.A.'s revenue from commercial aviation grew 37 percent.

If the number of flights fell accordingly, this would be a positive step, but the industry is dedicated to rapid expansion and these new planes will all be additional.

The percentage of on-time flights fell every year from 2010 to 2015 from more than 80% punctuality in 2009, the state-run media outlet says on its website.

Charter flights fall mostly, but not invariably, into the latter category.

The noisiest planes will face a trebling in charges to £9,000 per landing, although fewer than 1% of flights fall into this category.

According to the Aviation Research Group, which is based in Cincinnati, U.S. business flight activity, measured by the number of take-offs and landings, dropped an average of 1.8percentt each month through the year to the end of March, with the total number of business flights falling more than 20percentt from the previous year.

A large percentage of these non-scheduled flights can supposed to be operations exempted from the EU-ETS, e.g. flights with aircraft of less than 5,700 kg maximum take-off mass or flights falling under the 'de minimis' clause.

Second, the remaining CO2-emissions will be divided by the sum of verified tonne-kilometre data for flights falling under the geographical scope of the EU-ETS in the monitoring year 2010, as reported by all participating aircraft operators.