Sentence examples for flying increasingly from inspiring English sources

One of the problems, analysts note, is that airlines, which have been flying increasingly full planes in recent months, have few empty seats on their scheduled flights.

Another could blow up at any time with Russia, whose warplanes are flying increasingly close to Nato planes and ships in a high-stakes game of chicken.

Even for people who pass through security with less difficulty than Mr. Adams, the airport security system has made flying increasingly miserable in the eight years since 9/11.

In fact, regional aircraft are increasingly flying longer trips.

Fixed-wing aircraft, such as Pan American Airways' speedy "flying boats," became increasingly popular and more economical.

He also said that regional jets, which are increasingly flying longer distances, could be a growth market.

Increasingly flying the technology flag in recent years are car companies, which have stepped up their presence at the show.

Schedules have been slashed, yet seating is often more cramped than ever because the airlines are increasingly flying smaller planes.

"All that infrastructure that you saw as we were flying by is increasingly vulnerable as we continue to have these storms".

Measuring productivity is central to economic policy — it's especially crucial in the decisions made by the Federal Reserve — but we are increasingly flying blind.

Drone flying has become increasingly popular in recent years as machines become cheaper and lighter, but it has also run into problems.