Sentence examples for flying schedules from inspiring English sources

Just point out that his time is too valuable for him to adhere to others' flying schedules and to risk delays.(Photo credit: Bloomberg).

So ahead of the forecast snowfall on Saturday, the airport's owner, BAA, asked airlines to cut their Sunday flying schedules by 30 per cent.

Airlines for the most part have tried to preserve their flying schedules for the summer, the busiest and most profitable time of the year.

After all, seniority pays off for flight attendants, because the longest-serving ones get first dibs on flying schedules, and typically choose long-haul routes that fill up their required hours each month much faster than short hops.

"Some low cost airlines stated that their focus would be to commence normal flying schedules as soon as possible and made it clear that it was the government's responsibility to repatriate their customers.

All of the major carriers, except Southwest, will be flying schedules that are more dependent than ever on getting the most revenue possible from business travelers on flights that feed into the big hubs where the high-yield international routes lie.

Asked if flying scheduled was "a generational thing", one aide said: "I will let you draw your own conclusions".

Heathrow announced that its flying schedule would be reduced until 6 a.m. on Wednesday, with a maximum of one-third of flights likely to operate during the period.

United Airlines said yesterday it would recall 150 laid-off pilots to cover its flying schedule for the rest of the year, citing the need to offset anticipated retirements.

Mr. Krause has spent his 30th birthday, a Thanksgiving and a Christmas at Yer Man's because his flying schedule made it impossible to go home to Vero Beach, Fla., where he has a wife and a 2-month-old baby.

By the time the ATA was dissolved, on 30 November 1945, the bombers she had delivered, in a relentless 62-month flying schedule, included 222 Halifaxes and 109 Stirlings, plus Liberators and Lancasters.