Sentence examples for postponing the flight from inspiring English sources

Page A13 New York WEATHER OUTLOOK DELAYS ARRIVAL OF SPACE SHUTTLE Weather conditions were cited in postponing the flight of the Enterprise on the back of a 747 to Kennedy Airport.

"Postponing the flight is not an option, as the particularly difficult weather conditions in the region leave only very few flight possibilities between Dallas-Fort Worth and St. Louit, and it might be the only one this week," company officials said in a statement.

Forecasters said thunderstorms could force NASA to postpone the flight for a fifth time in six days.

For the second day in a row, NASA postponed the flight of its New Horizons mission to Pluto because of weather.

NASA postponed the flight of its New Horizon mission to Pluto because of high winds around the launching pad at Cape Canaveral, Fla.

A21 Shuttle's Takeoff Postponed The flight of the Atlantis was put off until Sunday after a ruptured fuel line spewed flammable hydrogen gas.

Shuttle Liftoff Postponed Over Faulty Fuel Sensor Just two hours and 20 minutes before liftoff, NASA postponed the flight of the space shuttle Discovery because of a malfunction in a fuel sensor that engineers thought they had fixed a month ago.

A plane is scheduled to leave soon to undertake the first airmail flight across the Pacific, an event which might be regarded as of considerable hemispherical importance were it not for the announcement that the postal authorities have gladly postponed the flight 14 days to give stamp-collectors a chance to laod the plane to the hilt with "First Flight" matter.

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla., July 13 - In a frustrating setback just 2 hours and 20 minutes before liftoff, NASA postponed the flight of the space shuttle Discovery on Wednesday because of a malfunction in a fuel sensor that engineers thought they had fixed a month ago.

Buskila said they had postponed the flight a week before Stacey decided to fly to Israel on July 21st.

They also concluded that Peterson did not receive adequate warnings about weather conditions that, given his known limitations, might have caused him to postpone the flight out of prudence.