Sentence examples for flying weather from inspiring English sources

But then we got a miracle – eight days of flying weather when at last there was some hope of finishing," he said.

Let's just say the airlines believe they have made adequate preparations to avoid chaos, and that they're hoping for the best, which includes good flying weather.

Before Mr. Roosevelt appeared, and his appearance was delayed by bad flying weather and slow progress from the Cicero airport to the Stadium, everything had been done in the convention to promote harmony in the party.

According to an online brochure, Verschoot's birds are said to find tricky flying weather a "piece of cake" and to be "killers" when benefiting from a headwind on a warm and sunny day.

For example, in the robot navigation problem, it is always preferred to find out that an initially unknown location is traversable rather than not, in the plane scheduling problem, it is always preferred for the weather to remain a good flying weather, and in route-finding problem, it is always preferred for the road of interest to be clear of traffic.

While that demonstrated the strength of the relationship between the two countries, it was also rooted in practicality, as locations such as Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico boasted more airspace and better consistent flying weather than could be found in Germany.

After secretly taking flying lessons, she flew weather checks for the Civil Air Patrol in WWII.

Travel editor of the Independent, Simon Calder, said investigators would be focusing on flying conditions as bad weather may have been a factor in the incident.

I travel a lot, and since then I've made good choices about flying and weather.

A difficulty of flying in weather conducive to ice is that the crew has to figure out whether there is ice on the tail — invisible from the cockpit — or on the wing.

The system will even integrate better forecasting for flying around weather.