Sentence examples for more efficient flying from inspiring English sources

And those flights that did go ahead would be cleaner, thanks to better jet-engine technology, bigger planes and more efficient flying practices, improving fuel efficiency by 0.8-1.5 0.8-1.5%ar.

Far, far more efficient flying from A to B. Can still hover.

The researchers say that this energy-recycling could be used to aid the design of more efficient flying robots.

One reads, "Formation flying is 70percentt more efficient than flying alone".

The problem is that all those predictions were based on a sort of technological determinism: because videoconferencing — or E-mail, or Webcasting — was more efficient than flying a team of executives thousands of miles, it would necessarily win out.

Flap running was over 10 times more efficient than flying, not 10% more energy efficient.

But the crowds at some of the airport rallies were so small that it might have been more efficient to fly them to the candidate, instead of vice versa.

The blended mineral admixture composed of 50% steel slag and 50% GBFS is more efficient than fly ash in decreasing the early hydration heat of binder.

But bringing Acela-comparable service to more US cities would not only be much more efficient environmentally than flying or driving, it would also reduce stress for travelers.

So Boeing is pursuing the opposite strategy to its rival Airbus, whose enormous new A380s will be able to carry twice as many people as the 787s, making hub operations even more efficient".If you fly a big aeroplane into a hub you have got to fly a lot of little aeroplanes into that hub to take people to where they want to go," says Scott Carson, the head of Boeing Commercial Aircraft.

Southwest's pilots are independently unionized, and while its overall labor costs are just slightly below average, they are more efficient because they fly far more hours than those at other airlines.