The munitions bore Cyrillic markings and, according to a driver's deposition, were picked up from a foreign airplane in Ankara.
A solution that might "fly" is the way most foreign airlines divided their airplanes for smokers and nonsmokers -- down the middle with smokers on one side and nonsmokers on the other.
Matthew Walther on Kingsley Amis, who "hated tolerance, diversity, foreign languages, [and] airplanes," but "wrote some of the best fiction of the last century".
In response to the US tariffs on China, the country's foreign ministry suggested soybeans, airplanes, cars and cotton could be targeted.
The National Transportation Safety Board (www.ntsb.gov) has a huge database running from 1992 to the present, that includes American-licensed andplanes and foreign carriers if they were coming from or to the United States.
Boeing has paid the largest fine ever levied on a company for violation of the Arms Export Control Act, settling a dispute with the State Department over the unlicensed foreign sales of commercial airplanes carrying a small gyrochip with military applications.
Ex-Im bank often funds the purchase of airplanes by foreign carriers which compete with American firms.
It is difficult to see how an ex-bishop hopping on and off airplanes can influence foreign governments, such as Pakistan's, to provide proper protection for their Christian minorities.
But "top managers suddenly become global executives, learn foreign currencies and sit on airplanes," Mr. Buechert said, while he and his colleagues "enjoy growing a little company into a midsize company".
Having a driver's license should not make it easier to board a domestic airplane flight, because foreign passports are already accepted as identification at airports.
I was introduced to the option of pesticide application from airplanes, which is a foreign idea in the Appalachian foothills of eastern NY.
