Sentence examples for flying point from inspiring English sources

Thus he has continued the shrinking of capacity started two years ago, leaving BA to concentrate on premium customers flying "point to point" rather than filling jumbo jets with low-fare transfer passengers.

And then you have some aircrafts — like 10 or 20 aircrafts — flying point to point and shuttling people… This will come really fast".

Mr. Froebel's project, called Flying Point Office Park, at 33 Flying Point Road, is composed of two two-story buildings connected by an atrium and designed by Peter Paul Muller of Southampton.

The Flying Point bus will leave from Town Hall and the Sagg Main bus from Bridgehampton High School.

In the designated guest room, hotel-quality bathrobes and Flying Point blankets, stockpiled by Mr. Hornig and free for the pilfering, are laid out on the bed.

A dance party featuring A. J. Hammer follows at 8 30 P.M. at the Flying Point Disco on Montauk Highway in Water Mill (385-2451).

Instead of the hub-and-spoke system, in which passengers flew in 747s to big hub airports and then took short-haul flights to their final destination, Boeing says that passengers now want the convenience of flying point-to-point and that smaller long-haul planes make it both possible and economical for them to do so.

They keep their costs lower than the legacies by hiring less experienced employees without pensions, flying point-to-point instead of inefficient hub-and-spoke routes, and using one or two jet models so they don't have to train pilots and mechanics on a dozen different varieties of planes.

The inertia weight w is employed to control the impact of the previous history of velocities on the current velocity, thereby influencing the trade off between global and local exploration abilities of the flying points.

In theory this means that such planes can skip the hubs and fly point to point between much smaller airports.

The agreement prevents EU airlines from flying domestic flights in the US, even though US airlines are allowed to fly point to point within Europe.