Sentence examples for gate to gate from inspiring English sources
Immediately the leading US airlines allowed passengers to use portable electronic devices from gate to gate.
Traveling at high speeds, sometimes in poor lighting conditions, skiers rely on blue dye sprayed on the snow to guide them from gate to gate.
The scheduled time is 15 hours and 55 minutes, gate to gate, but now, using the polar route, it generally arrives early.
Last week, a 28-member panel set up last year to revise policies for electronics on airplanes recommended that the F.A.A. change the rule, allowing passengers to use their devices from gate to gate, including takeoff, taxiing and landing.
Thinking of all the long walks from gate to gate we had in airports, I thought of the relief the Trunki would have given me when I had tired or restless toddlers.
Passengers will be able to use smartphones (in airplane mode; cellular service must remain disabled), e-readers, tablets and other lightweight devices from gate to gate, and use the devices to access the planes' Wi-Fi service, when available.
The new policy applies to all domestic and international Qantas flights, while Virgin Australia domestic and short-haul international flights will be allowed gate-to-gate device access.
Airlines are experimenting with something hideous called "gate-to-gate connectivity", which means the Baldwins of this world can play their games from the moment they're settled in their seats.
As congestion has increased in recent years, the major airlines have padded their schedules to more accurately reflect the longer gate-to-gate travel time caused by air traffic problems of all sorts.
On short-haul routes the D-series would still have a faster gate-to-gate journey time than a 737.Tail awayAt Imperial College, Varnavas Serghides has come up with a number of designs for lighter planes with less drag that therefore need smaller engines that burn less fuel.
News of the draft document was first reported by The Wall Street Journal.The panel hopes to allow "gate-to-gate" use of electronics, the person said, meaning devices could be left on in a limited "airplane mode" from the moment the gate door closes on the tarmac until the plane arrives at the gate of its destination.
