Sentence examples for larger airplane from inspiring English sources

Airline executives may now wonder if they should hold off on committing to a new, larger airplane from Airbus to see what Boeing creates.

"I don't think we're going to see a new, significantly larger airplane from Boeing, because the market is relatively small," Alan Mullaly, head of Boeing's commercial aviation arm, said today.

Angry Republicans fought back, using procedural moves, politically charged amendments and efforts to embarrass the speaker through tactics like highlighting her request for a larger airplane than her predecessor used for public trips.

In a Dec. 8 posting on his page on the social networking site plaxo.com, he wrote that he had finished training on a larger airplane and was now based in "beautiful Newark!" In his last post, on Dec. 27, he wrote, "Freezing in Newark, but not flying enough".

In 1965, the Douglas DC-4 became the line's first larger airplane.

The 1st time we ever saw a large, heavy airplane drop swiftly out of the sky for a landing, we thought the maneuver had an element of madness in it.

"We are looking for stability, competition and we want to create incentives for airlines to fly larger airplanes".

"In many cases, the R.J.'s are newer" than wide-body jets, he said, and furthermore "they can get into airports that larger airplanes can't".

The number of flights to Florida will be reduced but the overall number of seats will expand after larger airplanes are flown on those routes.

There are a number of proposed solutions floating around, including increasing the airlines' penalties for bumping passengers; reducing the number of flights while flying larger airplanes; and creating a federal "passenger's bill of rights".

Canada For skiers flying into eastern British Columbia, the runway at the Kelowna Airport was recently extended by 1,700 feet, allowing for larger airplanes to land and thus for travelers from the United States to bypass transfers in Calgary or Vancouver.