Sentence examples for further runway from inspiring English sources

The commission's earlier analysis said a further runway in the UK would likely be demanded by 2050, and Heathrow projects its own passenger numbers to almost double to 130m annually with a third runway.

Three years later, it concluded that "Benefits to passengers would justify a further runway at Heathrow or Gatwick by 2010" so long as surface access to airports and improved public transport links were properly examined.

Mr Johnson has opposed the expansion of Heathrow Airport but has said "further runway capacity" is vital and regards "Boris Island airport" - as the Thames estuary plan has become known - as a viable solution.

Greening has also ruled out further runways at Gatwick and Stansted in answers to parliamentary questions.

Greening, however, has also ruled out further runways at Gatwick and Stansted in answers to parliamentary questions.

Heathrow has claimed that contraints on growth are driving passengers to rival airports, as the hub awaits the outcome of an independent commission into further runways.

It said the initial ruling still held despite the government's decision to rule out further runways at any of London's airports.

KCD's Digital Fashion Shows, accessibly only by password, intend to go further, with runway footage, designer interviews about the collections and notes on the clothes.

Further, the runway where the plane touched down was apparently being buffeted by higher crosswinds than the airline's rules allow for landing, according to other data made public here today by the National Transportation Safety Board as it opened several days of hearings into the cause of the crash, which killed the captain and 10 other people among the 145 on board.

In evidence to the commission in December, Heathrow airport's chief executive John Holland-Kaye said noise from early morning arrivals could be reduced by a three-runway airport as planes would be able to land further down the runway and fly a steeper landing approach.

Further along the runway, Microsoft billionaire Paul Allen's company, Stratolaunch, is developing a new space launch system.