Sentence examples for issue of flying from inspiring English sources
Things really came alive though when Armstrong brought up the issue of flying.
"It is difficult to make money from charter, in particular in China, where you have to deal with the issue of market pricing and the issue of flying permits," which can take more than 24 hours to obtain, he said.
Martin Caidin wrote "The Coanda Story" for the May 1956 issue of Flying, based on a personal interview.
The Boss. [C8.] Traveling the Old-Fashioned Way It's easy to focus on the endless issues of flying and forget that most business travel is still done by car.
But after details of its welfare operation emerged it added: "Although the animals in the Vale of Glamorgan are kept on private land, we welcome the Welsh government's work on the issue of fly grazed and abandoned horses and hope that Westminster will follow suit so that more effective legislation can be introduced throughout England as well as Wales".
Just as the aviation industry was popping corks at the departure of a transport secretary who opposed Heathrow expansion, it has emerged that the new incumbent has his own issues: a fear of flying.
Finally, if all is fine with her blood and fluid intake and the problem keeps happening, then it may be worth exploring issues such as claustrophobia or fear of flying.
Security issues and service cutbacks at all levels have taken all the joy out of flying.
"The issues of fly grazing, abandonment and irresponsible breeding need to be addressed with strong and effective legislation".
