Sentence examples for single airport from inspiring English sources

Perhaps America West airlines has a better on time percentage than Alaska airlines, and yet America West is worse in every single airport they both serve.

It has held up an aviation treaty with Britain because of a dispute over the access of American carriers to a single airport, London's Heathrow.

That's why other great world cities, such as Seoul and Toronto, now also have Green Belts of their own.Paul Miner Senior planning officer Campaign to Protect Rural England London  SIR – Your article on London's infrastructure echoed the claim of BAA, which owns Heathrow, that a city can have only a single airport "hub".

The petition contained a few surprising figures: licensed collectors removed more than half a million turtles from Arkansas between 2004 and 2006; more than two hundred and fifty thousand "wild caught adult turtles" were exported to Asia from a single airport over a span of four years.

The department plans to begin with a single concourse at a single airport, not yet chosen (but probably Baltimore-Washington International, which Transportation Secretary Norman Y . Minetasaid on Jan . 16would be a test bed for new security procedures), and handle all security functions there -- including access control and passenger screening -- with Federal employees.

Mr. Mistry refused to be interviewed for this article, but he was quoted as saying at a recent book reading, "I don't find this is the random check that they talk about, not when they happen to have it at every single stop, every single airport".

A Gatwick Airport spokesman said: "Gatwick operates the world's busiest single runway airport and strives to get all flights in and out of the airport on time.

And there was not a single U.S. airport that came in the top 25, not one.

Another runway at Gatwick The world's largest single runway airport with more than 33 million passengers a year could add a second landing strip.

Only eight pilots in the world are licensed to touch down an Airbus A319 in the high-sided Paro valley, home to the country's single international airport.

The argument that the UK must have a single "hub" airport – meaning Heathrow – to make flights to deepest China viable has always seemed wildly overstated.