Sentence examples for landing times from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration said that charging more at peak landing times would use market mechanisms to reduce traffic.

Flights from America, Europe and the Middle East had their landing times delayed by hours and the bulk diverted to Brisbane or Melbourne to wait until the fog lifted and they were cleared to return.

To encourage carriers to spread operations more evenly throughout the day, Transportation Secretary Mary E. Peters has said that congested airports can base landing fees on landing times and traffic volume.

The first one picked was the commuter affiliate of Delta Air Lines, but the F.A.A. structured the lottery to allow only smaller airlines in the first round, giving Midwest Express the first choice of landing times.

It's these flight plans that determine adherence to flight schedules and air operations, and are what determine takeoff order, landing times and routing from point to point.

British historian Max Hastings notes that because of the delay in landing times by ten minutes, a substantial gap existed between the cessation of bombardment and the actual landing of the first waves of infantry, meaning that platoons of the 716th had ample time to return to their positions.

Companies D, E, and F landed at the Pointe at 0710 hours, 40 minutes later than their planned landing time.

A plane taking off from Los Angeles, for instance, would be given a precise landing time in Seattle.

At landing time, two NASA craft, the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter and Mars Odyssey, will be passing close overhead, with Odyssey relaying transmissions to Earth.

On a plane, too, "you've got a built-in deadline, which is the landing time," she said, and that can help you pace your work.

The plane was held in a secure area until after its scheduled landing time as a precaution in case there were any devices on board, ArkeFly said.