Sentence examples for type of airport from inspiring English sources

Jones Anyanu of Selden,a machinist at the Edo Corporation, a military contractor in Deer Park, said opening some type of airport would create more high-tech jobs and would keep Long Islanders working on Long Island.

"At this stage, the information in our possession does not allow us to establish how such events were possible taking into account the company's very strict procedures in terms of the monitoring of the luggage and merchandise loaded aboard — in particular in this type of airport," the statement said.

Liberalisation has had varying impacts depending on the size and type of airport and so a comparison is made of the degree of dependency at a large sample of European airports using the ADI.

At this type of airport, pilots communicate directly with one another and tell each other their position and intentions.

SuperShuttle typically requires a pickup three hours before a flight departure ShuttleFare.com, a Web site that lets travelers book many types of airport transfers, including those offered by SuperShuttle and Go, recently introduced a corporate discount program that waives its normal $4 service fee per booking, and discounts fares by 7percentt.

Ibaraki Airport, about 53 miles north of Tokyo, opens on Thursday and is intended to be a completely new type of Japanese airport: a no-frills facility that could finally open up Japan's expensive capital city to low-budget airlines.

If the grass is allowed to get too tall, it might attract small mammals, and that in turn will attract raptors, a type of bird the airport wants to keep at a minimum, Ms. Francoeur said.

Ryanair, for example, has announced plans for a subsidiary that will fly to the same types of underserved airports here that it has pioneered in Europe, like London's Stansted, where rents are affordable.

A total of 1800 persons living in the vicinity of six major Spanish airports have been interviewed at their homes concerning the environmental quality of the area, dissatisfaction with road traffic noise and aircraft noise, activities interfered with by noise, most disturbing aircraft types, and subjective evaluation of airport impact.

(One type of aircraft, second-tier airports, happy employees).

"I would be interested to build this type of hotel at major U.S. airports," he said, pointing out that many airports are deeply into terminal expansion projects costing billions of dollars.