Sentence examples for outward flights from inspiring English sources

A threatened strike by British Airways cabin staff necessitated a change of outward flights and of return carrier (thanks be to thee, O blessed Virgin).

A new runway would push the annual number of inward and outward flights to 605,000 by 2020 and 702,000 by 2030 – up from 480,000 today.

The observed South Australian short-tailed shearwater foraging activity corresponded to energetically-favourable areas (Figure 5b), whereas both the Tasmanian short-tailed shearwaters (Figure 5c) and the sooty shearwaters (Figure 5a) made outward flights to the south-east of their colonies, into apparently energetically-costly areas.

BA cannot claim that this was a system problem on this one flight – my wife and I had also been separated on the outward flight.

The co-pilot of the Germanwings aircraft which crashed into the French Alps in March rehearsed the destruction of the aircraft during its outward flight to Barcelona, it has emerged.

French accident investigators are unsure whether Lubitz, 27, was contemplating an act of mass murder on the outward flight from Düsseldorf on 24 March or whether he was just practising his plan to destroy the jetliner.

"It cannot be ruled out that [Lubitz] not only wanted to practise [crashing the plane] during the outward flight, but to actually carry out this act," the report concludes, says Bild.

Outward flight legs were simulated as flights from the colony to the centre of the destination grid cell, and in the other direction for return flights.

First, while such trips were costly overall, the outward flight legs were generally accompanied by favourable tail and hind-quarter winds.

Kayak.co.uk offers outward London-Moscow flights, returning from Beijing to London from around £500.

The price applies to the outward Britannia flight from Gatwick on Christmas Eve and a stay of up to eight weeks is permitted.