Sentence examples for repatriation flight from inspiring English sources

Cover: Illegal immigrants from El Salvador are seated on an MD-80 aircraft for a repatriation flight to El Salvador, in June 2012 from Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport in Mesa, Ariz.

Cover image: A shackled illegal immigrant from El Salvador walks to an MD-80 aircraft for a repatriation flight with 79 other illegal immigrants back to El Salvador, Tuesday, June 26 , 2012from Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport in Mesa, Ariz.

The CAA is working with other airlines and tour operators to organise repatriation flights for package holiday travellers stranded abroad.

Further repatriation flights are expected over the course of the week as bodies are released by the Tunisian authorities, Mr Hammond said.

It's now looking like NO Uk flights will arrive today at Sharm El-Sheikh - that means only 2 will leave pic.twitter.com/876Lu7edhe #Egypt seems to have suspended British repatriation flights from #Sharm el-Sheikh back to the UK.

The International Office of Migration said Libya has yet to request an assistance programme, and repatriation flights it runs for some Africans to return home are rejected by asylum seekers from the horn of Africa.

The first two repatriation flights from Sharm to the UK touched down on Friday afternoon after a day of conflicting information from airlines, embassy staff and Egyptian officials over the timetable for flights, during which the ambassador, John Casson, was heckled by furious tourists.

Tens of thousands of tourists from Russia, Britain and other countries remain stranded in Sharm el-Sheikh awaiting special repatriation flights.

In April, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson traveled to Beijing, where his Chinese counterparts "agreed to begin repatriation flights from the U.S. for Chinese nationals with final deportation orders," said DHS Press Secretary Marsha Catron.

Some hospitals pay for repatriation flights, check with the hospital first so that you don't pay for an air ambulance service that is already being provided.

Immigrants on a recent aborted flight for repatriation from the U.S. to Somalia are now telling of an ordeal where they were beaten and not given sufficient food.