Mr. Cobb said the Terminal 6 pavilion is "structurally sound and has proved highly adaptable to changing demands throughout four decades of use" by National, which was acquired in 1980 by Pan American World Airways; by T.W.A., as an annex to the Saarinen terminal; and, finally, by JetBlue Airways, which moved into its own terminal in 2008.
For several months before Maersk dropped its bomb, it had been threatening to leave PSA unless it got its own terminal in Singapore.
In 1871, eight main line railways existed in Berlin, each with its own terminal station at the city's edge or outside the city limits.
The sole supplier is the Russian state pipeline monopoly, Transneft, which says it stopped delivering to Ventspils because it is now supplying oil to its own terminal at Primorsk, on the Gulf of Finland, which opened in 2001.
Fifteen minutes from check-in to gate sounds far-fetched, but it's already a reality for travelers who fly Peach, a new Japanese low-cost carrier that operates from its own terminal at Osaka's International Airport.
The group has its own terminals in the Baltic Sea port of Kaliningrad.
Put it in its own container.
While dementia is a terminal disease in its own right, our research does not address the palliative and end-of-life care needs of those dying at earlier stages of dementia from other conditions.
And when a patient is truly terminal, heavy sedation will often suppress breathing, and life will end in its own way, as nature takes its course.
