Sentence examples for restricted flight from inspiring English sources

Futsal balls are smaller and have a restricted flight.

I was also amused by the answer to 14 Down's "Restricted flight items".

For although some of our butterflies, such as the red admiral, the peacock, and the small tortoiseshell, are common and will be visible in parks and gardens across Britain this week (given good sunshine), others have much more restricted flight times and locations.

The update was pushed out fairly quickly after the national security incident, and used geo-fencing to prevent drones from taking off within restricted flight zones, and flying around the Washington D.C. metropolitan area.

Even thought the answer here is AEROSOLS, I would imagine that a current list of restricted flight items would be much longer and, if crammed into that slot, would constitute the world's longest rebus.

Olympics flight security is far more difficult, Squadron Leader Lovett said, not least because the restricted flight zone around the Olympic Park, reaching out about 35 miles, includes three major civilian airfields — principally Heathrow Airport, with about 1,200 flights a day — making London's skies among the busiest in the world.

"As we know, the Ukrainian authorities restricted flights according to [altitude] - as a result, the plane flew higher but still crashed".

The same morning, federal aviation officials temporarily restricted flights in and out of New York LaGuardia, causing significant delays at Newark and Philadelphia airports.

With little local manufacturing, a backward farming sector that still relies heavily on sugar cane and a tourist industry hobbled by sky-high air fares from the mainland and restricted flights elsewhere, the prefecture relies on subsidies from Tokyo for two-thirds of its income some ¥430 billion a year.

Brian Turmail, a spokesman for the Transportation Safety Administration, said that the bar to restrict flight is high.

The issue of managing low-quality waste heat onboard modern high-performance aircraft represents a critical performance limitation that can severely restrict flight envelopes, preclude the integration of high-power electronics, or compromise system reliability.