Sentence examples for land flights from inspiring English sources

And because the local airport can be a difficult place to land, flights are often diverted to Twin Falls, a 90-minute bus ride away.

The World Food Program finally was able to land flights of food, medicine and water on Saturday, after failing on Thursday and Friday, an official with the agency said.

The investigators said that American Eagle continued to land flights at O'Hare on May 29, the day before Memorial Day, even though some flights were not able to leave the airport because of fog and bad weather conditions.

The Global Positioning System which airlines plan to use to land flights in zero visibility, railroads want for avoiding train collisions and ships use to navigate shoals -- is vulnerable to interference and even "spoofing" by enemies, the Transportation Department said today.

Not Reliable, U.S. Says The Global Positioning System -- which airlines plan to use to land flights in zero visibility, railroads want for avoiding train collisions and ships use to navigate shoals -- is vulnerable to interference and even "spoofing" by enemies, the Transportation Department said.

That means not only do you not even need your passport to get there, but the flight is domestic and typically a lot cheaper than many main-land flights (my flight in August was only $220).

NASA's SLS rocket might remind some space fans of the mighty Saturn V rocket used to launch Apollo moon landing flights in the 1960s and 1970s; however, the new launcher will be more powerful.

This method is applied to the Chinese lunar landing flight and to the pre-design of the orbit of a lunar satellite.

Nevertheless, noise levels in the vicinity of airports, in particular under the take-off and landing flight paths remain high and disrupt the quality of life of local residents.

Nevertheless, the noise in the vicinity of airports, in particular under the take-off and landing flight paths remains high and disrupts the quality of life of local residents.

Captain Sully is a true American hero -- he's the brave pilot who landed Flight 1549 on the Hudson River back in 2009.