Sentence examples for future airport from inspiring English sources

Future airport usage is hard to predict, and bankruptcies have allowed many US airlines to escape from leases.

Mr. Stern said Soundview Park, which is west of Ferry Point Park, was a possible future airport for the flyers.

The next phase of the airport's expansion—a huge $6.8 billion midfield terminal is said to have hit design problems.Whatever Etihad's local difficulties, the threat from the Gulf to international network carriers in Europe and America and even the Far East (where future airport growth is more constrained and geography less helpful) is real and growing.

But the commission said on Wednesday morning it was "clear and unanimous" Heathrow's plan was the strongest case for future airport capacity, delivering the greatest strategic and economic benefits, and the conditions would make the airport a "better neighbour" than today.

Mr. Bloomberg insists that the city retain some influence over how the two Queens airports are operated, and others at City Hall say the Port Authority must ante up cash, as well as land, to compensate the city for the income it would forgo in future airport lease payments.

Sir Howard heads a commission that will make recommendations about future airport capacity needs.

The fact that the Concorde could easily have come down on top of a small town, with even more than the four deaths that resulted among people on the ground, is also raising questions about the safety of existing airports in or near cities, about their further development and about the location of future airports elsewhere in Europe.

"Maybe in the future airports would be wormhole portals," he said.

Specifically, they argued that both the water aerodrome at Bukta and an airfield at Altagård/Elvebakken be included in the national plans for future airports.

"Rwanda, where ICT is the future," an airport billboard declared recently.

The company's chief technical officer, Andreas Kotowski, spoke to us about backscatter X-ray imaging, "security theatre" and the future of airport security.