Sentence examples for flying points from inspiring English sources

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.

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".

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.

Germania, a no-frills competitor, offers only two trips a day which, according to Mr Mayrhuber, is probably equivalent to the number of people who actually want to fly point-to-point and do not care about a global network.

Next, like Southwest, JetBlue flies point to point.

Next, like Southwest and most discount airlines in other countries, JetBlue flies point to point.

The jets will fly point-to-point among the nation's largely underused 5,400 smaller airports, situated within a half hour's drive of 93% of Americans.

'In air transport, the commission plans two legal acts to allow airlines to fly point to point between London and European cities, the most basic form of access rights.

(Actually, they are flying level; the framing point of view has a rakish tilt).