Sentence examples for maximum flight time from inspiring English sources

He pointed to Kayak's explore feature (kayak.com/explore) as a model; it lets you enter your departure city, travel season, budget and maximum flight time and then displays a map showing where you can go within those parameters.

The hexacopter and the fixed-wing plane in the video, both belonging to Prof. Benjamin Trapnell of the University of North Dakota, have a maximum flight time of about 15 minutes, and run on electric power.

The maximum flight time is approximately 90 minutes, depending on the amount of fuel.

The maximum flight time for the Solo is about 20 minutes with a camera and gimbal underneath it and 25 minutes without them.

Infantino also confirmed that Uefa will take travel distances into account when allocating venues, with a maximum flight time of two hours between host cities, where possible.

In their groups, the students proposed and justified changes they would make to their method of launching their plane to optimize goal attainment (i.e., maximum flight time).

Celia Castedo, an official from the Viru Viru airport in Santa Cruz, fled across the border rather than face an investigation by Bolivian authorities who suspect the small LaMia chartered plane took off with a flight plan showing the intended route would push the limits of the plane's maximum possible flight time.

Mr. Fitzpatrick said that because the crew had reached its maximum flying time limit by that point, the airline had to put passengers up in a hotel overnight and resume the flight on Tuesday.

We have compared the trajectory, range, flight time, maximum height, maximum projectile range, and optimal angle with the results obtained previously for the fractional Caputo derivative.

The P12 is said to reach a maximum of 46 mph, with a max flight time of around 30 minutes.

According to Mr. Droste, the total flight time would be about 30 minutes, with the passenger experiencing just over four minutes of weightlessness at a maximum altitude of 200,000 feet, or 61,000 meters, above sea level.