Sentence examples for flying rights from inspiring English sources

China's airspace is the jealously guarded province of its military, which parcels out flying rights grudgingly, even to the nation's booming commercial airline sector.

The dissenters issued a declaration in Moscow which listed eight possible retaliatory steps, including imposing new taxes on European carriers and denying them new flying rights.

The three largest ones in this country -- American Airlines, United Airlines and Delta Air Lines -- already have flying rights that were granted before 1990, a department spokesman said.

He said that in a bilateral deal over flying rights struck last month with China, "we didn't get very much of what the UK wanted.

EasyJet said it had a team in place to hold talks with regulators and governments to secure European flying rights following Britain's decision to leave the EU.

Brian Pearce, chief economist at the International Air Transport Association, points out that antiquated bilateral treaties on flying rights between nations also inhibit full mergers, so airlines are finding inventive ways to achieve the same results.

"There were literally bullets flying right overhead," he said.

And the Ravens are not exactly flying right now.

The quarterback keeps stepping up out of pressure, and Ware keeps flying right by.

"Some of our chefs are flying right from here to Chicago to do both".

"When the mosquito pulls up, it's flying right into the vacuum".