Sentence examples for onward destination from inspiring English sources

For example, someone arriving from Hong Kong qualifies for the visa so long as their onward destination is outside of China but not Hong Kong.

Clients would need to get to a fixed VTOL launch pad same as a heliport and fly to another set landing point before heading to an onward destination.

There should be a requirement for headteachers to collect and record more detail about onward destinations".

Or at the very least ensure safe passage to their desired onward destinations – often to be reunited with waiting family members?

"It cements not just Etihad's desire to expand in Europe, but also to draw in customers through its Abu Dhabi hub to connect to onward destinations like Asia and Australasia".

Mainstream carriers—such as KLM and Air France in Europe, and Delta in America do things differently: they run waves of flights into their hubs to hook up to waves of flights to onward destinations.For the moment, EasyJet's priority is to stick with its existing bases and increase the density of flights on its 28 routes, rather than expand into new markets.

Edinburgh Airport chief executive Gordon Dewar said the new regular service would provide choice for travelling to Heathrow and open up a new set of onward destinations for passengers.

In return, they would search the barrel for envelopes addressed to their future ports of call, taking those that matched their onward destinations.

Stansted is the largest UK base for Europe's low-cost giant, Ryanair, which opens up more than 120 onward destinations throughout Europe at affordable fares.

In addition to destinations already served by Drukair, the cities of Mumbai, Chennai and Guwahati were included in their services agreement, with Bhutan being granted fifth freedom rights from several Indian cities to onward destinations such as Yangon, Dhaka and Singapore.

Leaving his pregnant wife (Keira Knightley) at home, in New Zealand, he leads a bunch of climbers to Nepal and onward to their destination — or, as they might think of it, their destiny.