Sentence examples for servicing flight from inspiring English sources

This is where agents in Delta's coordination center orchestrate the final choreography among ramp agents, fueling vehicles, catering trucks, cabin servicing, flight attendants and pilots, maintenance, flight operations and air traffic control.

Atlantis' 11-day mission is the final servicing flight to NASA's Hubble Space Telescope.

Repaired four times since its launch in 1990, Hubble was scheduled for a final servicing flight in 2004 when the returning Columbia space shuttle disintegrated over Texas on 1 February 2003.

Griffin's decision means that NASA will spend most of its astronomy budget on three major missions--the Hubble servicing flight, construction of the James Webb Space Telescope, and the Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA).

So for example, Air Mauritius lists an 8.25pm service, flight number MK9372, from Paris Charles de Gaulle to Edinburgh, and Alitalia lists AZ2530 on the same route at the same time.

Ann Hood does not mention that along with cuts in service, flight attendants themselves have experienced tremendous pay cuts and, in some cases, layoffs and early retirement.

The New Yorker, January 31 , 1953P. 19 Sign in a window of a Los Angelas plumbing shop: "Service flight and Day and All Other Times".

Siri, an app billed as "the personal assistant on your phone" and currently available in the US only, weaves together listings from dozens of services – flight finders, restaurant recommendations, taxi services, live music – and pulls them into a single place.

Exceptions/Special Occasions Cocktail hour: During our beverage service, flight attendants will present well-dressed passengers with an array of alcoholic drinks in small bottles, and hors d'oeuvres including pretzels and salted peanuts.

The latest job at least rivals the difficulty of the first service flight, in which astronauts had to install corrective optics to fix blurred imaging caused by a defect in the telescope's main mirror.

By B. Dauch and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, January 31 , 1953P. 19 Sign in a window of a Los Angelas plumbing shop: "Service flight and Day and All Other Times".