Sentence examples for service air from inspiring English sources

But it bans regularly scheduled and unscheduled airline passenger service, air taxi and air charter services.

The IRI, founded under Mussolini in 1933, continued to dominate much of the economy, including not only heavy industry but also telephone service, air transport, and highway construction.

Under New Labour, billions were wasted on overpaid private consultants in the civil service; air traffic control was privatised; and Gordon Brown forced through the disastrous Public Private Partnership on the London Underground.

For Tom Marsh, who was the commission's chairman, the worst-case scenarios are nightmarish: a determined coalition of hackers, he said, could disrupt 911 service, air traffic control, the power-switching centers that move electricity around the country, rail networks and more.

There are three air traffic services composed of area control center (ACC), terminal radar control (TRACON), and aerodrome control tower (ADCT) that provide flight information services, alert service, air traffic advisory services, and air traffic control service.

In 2013 Kellner intoned that the measurement of inflation was "rotten to the core," noting that while increases in the price of food, energy and health care are apparent, price increases in categories like insurance, cable service, air travel and local government services can be difficult to track.

In 1953 India nationalized all Indian airlines, creating two corporations one for domestic service, called Indian Airlines Corporation (merging Air-India Limited with six lesser lines), and one for international service, Air-India International Corporation.

Plume from evaporative cooling towers, which service air-conditioning systems of civil buildings, has aroused public concerns since 2000 when the fresh water evaporative cooling towers were allowed to be used for high energy efficiency and environmental issues.

In the nineteen-fifties and early sixties, most religious broadcasters on television were main-line clergymen — Catholics, Jews, and Protestants — who received free public-service air time.

But the low-cost model has become increasingly widespread as operators seek to draw in the millions of people who are joining the ranks of the middle classes in the region but who often cannot, as yet, afford the fares charged by traditional full-service air carriers.

It provides flight services, air cargo services, airline catering, aircraft handling and engineering services.