Sentence examples for flying rules from inspiring English sources

Brown suggested night flying rules would be relaxed to help get people home.

The airline said that prevailing winds had extended the flight time in this particular case, but that there was no infringement of flying rules.

Union representatives said staff had been told the proposed new flying rules were to cut costs, and there will be concerns that the FCO said it did not have data on total flights last year, nor a breakdown of economy and business tickets.

The European Commission had argued the proposed new regulations would ensure airlines operated the same flying rules across Europe, and flight time limits would be lowered.

On the other hand, in Williams's march to.400, he did not have the sacrifice fly rule working for him.

"Yesterday, there was only one fly seen at a public toilet inside a Chaoyang district supermarket," the state-run Global Times newspaper reported, in a story headlined "Staff unsure how to enforce public toilet 'two fly' rule".

If you can use the website's calendar view, you'll get a sense of what days are cheaper to fly (rule of thumb: midweek bookings will save you money, like flying on a Tuesday, as well as early morning or late night flights).

These are the unwritten rules of flying, the rules that are essential for you and your fellow travelers to have a pleasant experience while 30,000 feet in the air.

Both planes were flying under rules that rely on pilots to "see and avoid" other traffic.

Faiz's barrister, Paul Greaney QC told the judge that, despite being an experienced pilot, Faiz was not aware of the drink-fly rules in the UK.

Will the FAA's long-awaited drone regulations explicitly require drone makers to obey NOTAM 0/8326 and other no-fly rules?