Sentence examples for operations are normal from inspiring English sources

It added: "Operations are normal in all other Ukrainian FIRs [flight information regions]." However, the CAA notice added that UK airlines flying into the Dnepropetrovsk flight region, which includes Donetsk, should "review current security/threat information".

Even if storm damage is minor it could be a week before operations are normal at major East Coast airports, said Angela Gittens, director general of the Airports Council International, a trade group for airports worldwide.

The company insists that its operations are normal but declines to provide numbers.

At the Hilton Osaka, the front desk manager I spoke with said that the hotel is full and operations are normal.

There are no current threats against any LAWA facilities, and all airport operations are normal". Ron, the aviation security expert, said that although the alleged plot was unlikely to have caused extensive damage, it should be taken seriously.

Anbang said that operations were normal and that it had ample cash.

In a statement yesterday, Tam said that while operations were normal, it was not selling any tickets.

It also emerged that as recently as a month ago British airlines were given the all-clear to overfly the area where flight MH17 was downed, after being told that operations were "normal" in the region.

The company said in a statement to the Hong Kong stock exchange that operations were "normal" and some employees who were asked to help in unspecified preliminary investigations had returned to work, although it did not name them.

Patrick J. Foye, the executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, said at the news conference that operations were normal at the area's major airports on Saturday, but advised travelers to "check with your air carrier before going to any of J.F.K., La Guardia or Newark" — all of which are operated by the agency.

"There was no wind, the weather was fine, and operation was normal up to the moment of the collapse," Dr. Seielstad said in a telephone interview.