Sentence examples for serving destinations from inspiring English sources

Neither the Philippines nor Sudan has any airlines serving destinations in the European Union.

Delta Air Lines is among the latest to announce plans to use the slim Boeing 757 on trans-Atlantic routes serving destinations like Britain and Ireland.

Still, the news last week that South West Trains – serving destinations such as Weymouth and Windsor from Waterloo – would from August be operated by First MTR, partly owned by the Hong Kong government, marked a tipping point in Britain's rail franchising.

Istanbul's main bus station is the largest in Europe, with a daily capacity of 15,000 buses and, serving destinations as far as Frankfurt.

It makes particular sense when the foreign carrier operates in China, Mexico and Europe, three of the biggest travel markets for the U.S. American Airlines, through its partnership with British Airways, has long had an advantage over Delta when it comes to serving destinations in Britain.

Austrian Airlines, which began operations in March 1958, serves destinations in Europe, the Middle East, Asia, the Americas, and North Africa.

Its major subsidiaries include BA CityFlyer, which serves destinations in the United Kingdom and continental Europe, and OpenSkies, which flies between Paris and New York City.

The carrier's three Twin Otters and a nine-seat Piper T-1040 serve destinations that include Anguilla, St. Kitts, Nevis, Saba, St. Eustatius, St. Barthelemy and St. Thomas.

The company, which serves destinations across the UK from its base in Birmingham, said the talks had been "constructive".

AirTran already serves destinations in Mexico and the Caribbean.

Even travel guide mainstay Frommer's has published "500 Places Where You Can Make A Difference" to show vacationers how they can both experience and serve destinations.