Sentence examples for on its plane from inspiring English sources

Another way Spirit cuts costs is by packing more passengers on its plane, which all have 178 seats, while similar models on US Airways and JetBlue have 150.

That clerihew doesn't even need to tell the rest of them to get off its plane, because none are on its plane.

Alternative awards attempt to address "the perception that may exist among some travelers of difficulty in using their miles," said Tom O'Toole, chief operating officer of Mileage Plus Holdings for United, which has also been promoting a guarantee that any open seat on its plane can be booked with frequent-flier miles — so long as you're willing to dole out enough miles.

A strong dependence of the energy of a large angle grain boundary with fixed misorientational degrees of freedom on its plane inclination has been demonstrated.

In this paper we use the dynamics of charged particles to construct a set of simple geometric arguments for the identification of the mapping between the spray-gun trajectory (on its plane of traversal) and the spray-deposit location (on the plane of the target-surface).

Maybe the company needed the extra revenue and used Twitter instead of installing quarter meters on its plane's bathrooms.

Sunrise Airlines, (800) 842-8211, offers flights from Salt Lake to Canyonlands Field, 18 miles outside Moab, but it does not guarantee that it will have enough room on its planes to carry a bicycle.

As a precaution against a growing number of reports of suspected anthrax on its planes, Northwest Airlines said yesterday that it would no longer give passengers powdered coffee creamer or artificial sweeteners.

Continental, which says it has more overhead bin space on its planes and uses that as a marketing tool to attract customers, opposed the templates, contending they would prevent its passengers from carrying their bags onto its aircraft.

Grupo Aeroméxico, Mexico's largest airline, said it would let passengers use cellular phones on its planes after the government lifted a ban on such calls during flights.

The only major holdout was Continental Airlines, which said yesterday that it would continue to serve meals as usual on its planes.