Sentence examples for overseas air from inspiring English sources

Overseas air access is via the international airport at Port Moresby.

"Notwithstanding this, the industry has had to deal with some unseasonably poor weather and a number of overseas air traffic control strikes, both beyond their control.

Yet even that ignores overseas air travel, regarded as essential for a university competing on a global level for prestige and success.

The tight race hinged on locals' view of the contentious planned relocation of Futenma air station, America's biggest overseas air base, from a densely populated southern area up to Henoko to Nago's east.

And its buildings, students and staff are pumping out at least 400,000 tonnes of CO2 each year: a figure that excludes the unquantified amount of overseas air travel seen as central to Edinburgh's academic success.

The nominally British air and naval support units included a large number of personnel from Allied nations, including several RAF squadrons manned almost exclusively by overseas air crew.

Preliminary data for the entire year show that 24.6 million Americans traveled overseas by air, excluding trips to Mexico and Canada, for a 6.5percentt increase over 1998.

"Between the chemicals in the air overseas, the shots they (the military) give you and not eating well or sleeping more than four hours a day... you're body just isn't strong enough to fight anything off.

Dotted around the room are nine giant flat-screens airing overseas channels like CNBC and CNN.

In some cases, new episodes will hit the service only a day after being aired overseas, the company says.

Now, I seem to be getting on the air only overseas, not on the networks I once worked for.