Sentence examples for lower landing from inspiring English sources

Heathrow charges lower landing fees to quieter aircraft and is continuing to develop stands and taxiways to accommodate the A380s.

Low-cost airlines like Southwest prefer these smaller fields precisely because they are less congested, and because they charge lower landing fees.

The decree, which has not yet been finalized, is likely to include tax breaks on gasoline and tickets sales as well as lower landing and takeoff fees.

The airline, based in Tokyo, plans to cut 50 billion yen ($512 million) in costs this fiscal year helped by lower landing fees, reduced salaries and revamped operations.

Aviation specialists contend that the legacy airlines have effectively hoarded their slots by scheduling small planes that pay lower landing fees.

The report said a congestion pricing system could save airlines and passengers a total of $256.8 million a year at Kennedy through lower landing fees, fewer delay-related costs and time saved.

The results include charges of $749 million related to lower land values and $40 million for job cuts.

In other cities, with lower land values and rents, 30 stories is probably the limit.

This difference allows lower land value, less hand labour, and lower handling cost.

But Brooklyn's lower land costs come with several caveats.

MacMurroughs, O'Byrnes, O'Tooles, and others constantly raided the lower lands of the English Pale (territory) until 1601.