Sentence examples for passengers taking off from inspiring English sources

9.39am GMT My colleague Alok Jha has sent this video of the second group of passengers taking off from the ice.

The Swedish navy engaged in a massive hunt for a Russian submarine reported in the Stockholm in archipelago in October, and a SAS plane with 132 passengers taking off from Copenhagen in March nearly collided with a Russian reconnaissance aircraft that hadn't transmitted its position.

A suspected Russian submarine in the Stockholm archipelago prompted a huge hunt by the Swedish navy in October, and a Scandinavian Airlines plane with 132 passengers taking off from Copenhagen in March nearly collided with a Russian reconnaissance aircraft that had not transmitted its position.

In an analysis by the European Leadership Network (ELN) of 66 incidents, one of the three "high-risk" incidents recorded between March 2014 and March 2015 involved a near-collision between a Scandinavian Airlines 737 with 132 passengers taking off from Copenhagen and a Russian reconnaissance aircraft.

"Despite this, we saw more passengers taking off and landing in Doncaster".

Especially irritating, Mr. Broughton said, according to The Financial Times, was the requirement that passengers take off their shoes and remove their laptops from their luggage during security checks.

Ten times a day, and 14 times on Saturday, the dusty, diesel Motor Coach Industries bus with seating for 49 passengers takes off from the second level of the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan.

The manufacturer said one of these 6,000 short-haul workhorses, a twin-engine plane seating up to 180 passengers, takes off or lands somewhere in the world every few seconds.

A second Boeing 767 was located and the passengers took off again, but that plane was forced to return two hours later, because of a medical emergency, said Tatiana Regalado, a traveler from Simi Valley.

Cinecity is the kind of place where the billboards name erogenous zones, where an urban guerrilla woman postpones the bombing of a building to satisfy Pierre's urgent itch, and where subway passengers take off their clothes and leave them on the platform before crowding into the train.

Of all the many theories about what happened to MH370, the idea that it might have been diverted to a remote airfield and its passengers taken off, seems the least plausible.