Sentence examples for transatlantic air from inspiring English sources

A brand-new thought that: transatlantic air mail.

The European Union has reached a landmark deal to open up transatlantic air travel to competition.

The Wind (1938), which recounted a 1933 34 survey of transatlantic air routes.

Nats' urgent need for cash stems from the events of September 11 and the dramatic fall in transatlantic air traffic.

Both investigations followed last year's new "Open Skies" deal between the EU and America, designed to open up transatlantic air routes.

Transatlantic air passengers face the threat of delays this weekend as a substantial volcanic ash cloud drifts between Europe and the US.

The new transatlantic air-fares war could not have started at a better time.

By R. Fitzpatrick, Russell Maloney, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, September 16, 1939 P. 17 Atlantic Monthly, published in Boston, had some urgent dealings with a London publication last month and decided to use the transatlantic air-mail service.

The New Yorker, September 16, 1939 P. 17 Atlantic Monthly, published in Boston, had some urgent dealings with a London publication last month and decided to use the transatlantic air-mail service.

Instead of traveling five days by ship, as he did in 1948, Nelson will make the transatlantic journey by air in under 10 hours.

It could bring more liberalisation to European, transatlantic and even American air travel.