Sentence examples for launch of flight from inspiring English sources

Integration and eventual launch of flight hardware requires the coordination of numerous personnel from a variety of organizations who provide flight hardware elements, supporting equipment, and ground infrastructure.

EasyJet's (easyjet.com) launch of flights in March from Manchester and Gatwick to Moscow with fares from £47.50 one-way (£67 from London) offers a budget break in one of the world's costliest cities. Try the Bulgakov (bulgakovhotel.com), a mini-hotel on Ulitsa Arbat with rooms from £65 a night.

In, unofficial sources reported that the launch of flights to both Ho Chi Minh City and Manila were cancelled, and that they will be replaced with a flight to Singapore starting in ; as announced, flights to Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo commenced in the same year.

Marketing got involved to plan the launch of new flight segments.

An Antares rocket from contractor Orbital Sciences came crashing back down onto the launch pad within moments of the launch of a flight intended to deliver supplies to the International Space Station.

We hear brief exchanges with his colleagues, as a missile is launched: "Time of flight".

The launch of direct flights from Luton to Essaouira in May will bring Morocco's wild Atlantic coastline within easy reach of sun-starved British travellers (easyjet.com).

For example, a big exhibition of contemporary Chinese art at the Whitworth in Manchester was staged to coincide with the launch of direct flights between Manchester and China.

The trip follows Chinese president Xi Jinping's state visit to London and Manchester last October, in which David Cameron announced the launch of direct flights from Manchester – the UK's second biggest airport – to Beijing.

Stenaline's Dutchflyer Rail and Sail (08445 762762, stenaline.co.uk) costs from £45 one way from any Greater Anglia station (including London Liverpool Street) to Castricum The launch of new flights from Heathrow to Zagreb with BA, Edinburgh to Dubrovnik with easyJet, Liverpool to Zadar with Ryanair, and Leeds to Pula with Jet2, will make Croatia more accessible than ever.

SES has been a strong supporter of SpaceX's approach to reusability over the years and we're delighted that the first launch of a flight-proven rocket will carry SES-10".