Many experts say the airlines throw planes on a route to grab market share from rivals.
From the outside, she resembles a small aircraft carrier, though she lacks the catapult for throwing planes into the air.
The children threw the plane back into the air, and it circled again on the end of its wire.
In my day it was people throwing paper planes, talking, reading magazines.
Thousands were thrown from planes over the river Plate, in a usually successful bid to "disappear" their bodies for ever.
By spontaneous tradition, the Ig audience throws paper planes at the stage during the entire ceremony (and the people on stage waft some of them right back).
It was developed by Lester Haines, Steve Daniel, and John Oates, who got the idea from a Japanese proposal to throw paper planes from the International Space Station, according to Space.com.com
If pilots knew a hijacking attempt was under way, they could throw their planes into radical maneuvers, Mr. Magaw said, to knock the hijackers over.
So is this how it is to be? Discredited by the media and politicians; being told my way of life is "dangerous"; being thrown off planes as a "security measure"; being told that people like me are not wanted?
The subdued response is partly because it was widely expected, delivered with less fanfare and at least will not be implemented for a week, ensuring air passengers will not be thrown off planes just before takeoff in a repeat of the desperate scenes that accompanied the first ban.
