Sentence examples for operating international from inspiring English sources

But in China, where Spring Airlines is currently the only mainland low-cost carrier operating international destinations including Hong Kong and Japan, none of the big four mainland operators has a budget airline at present.

The San Francisco Fall Antiques Show continues today as the oldest continuously operating international antiques show on the West Coast.

At present, Indian rules prohibit carriers with less than five years domestic experience from operating international routes.Speculation may now turn to other carriers and potential mergers.

Feel-Good Travel Trends Volunteer travel is not a new phenomenon; Cross-Cultural Solutions (CCS) began operating international volunteer programs in 1995 and, of course, programs like the Peace Corps and the U.K. Volunteer Service Overseas have promoted foreign volunteering for decades.

Also this year, a loan granted from the Ex-Im Bank enabled the carrier to incorporate Convair CV-240s, aimed at operating international routes.

The two airlines also operate international service from O'Hare, but Southwest operates only within the United States.

The airline already operates international flights to Johannesburg from its Tanzanian base in Dar es Salaam.

The film pegs the annual income of an accomplished domestic drug importer — a notch or two below those who operate international cartels — at $100 million a year or more.

Kenya's civil aviation authorities gave clearance late Wednesday for the airport to operate international passenger flights from a part of the terminal normally reserved for domestic traffic.

Mr. Kheel and his partners joined with Club Med to build the airport, which opened in 1983 as the world's first privately owned and operated international airport.

Part of the problem stems from the reluctance of most countries in the Middle East to award multiple licenses to companies seeking to operate international Internet gateways, since most prefer to maintain domestic monopolies.