Sentence examples for which airspace from inspiring English sources

The head of the Geneva-based group, which represents about 200 global airlines, said last week it depended on governments and air traffic agencies to advise which airspace is available.

The head of the Geneva-based group, which represents about 200 global airlines, said last week they depended on governments and air traffic agencies to advise which airspace is available.

The reason for this congestion is not insufficient airspace but the unbelievably inefficient way in which European airspace is managed.

The zone, which includes airspace over a small group of islands claimed by both China and Japan, has prompted concerns in Washington and Tokyo since being established on Saturday.

Michael Huerta from the Federal Aviation Administration FAAA), which oversees airspace, agreed with the GAO's findings and said it had begun working with government security experts to make the changes needed.

Sodium-driven AFC was measured in vivo at 37°C over a 15-min period using an in situ nonventilated model in which the airspace was instilled with an isoosmolar Ringer's lactate solution containing I-albumin, as previously described (Planès et al, 2005; Randrianarison et al, 2007, 2008).

This study of 12 patients focused on a variant of cryptogenic organizing pneumonia (COP) labeled the cicatricial form in which the airspaces of the lung are filled with and consolidated by dense collagenized scar tissue associated with preservation of underlying lung architecture.

These results indicate that Egr-1−/− mice, which displayed basal airspace enlargement, resisted cigarette-smoke induced autophagy and apoptosis, as well as further changes in airspace enlargement as assessed by MLI.

It was denied access to Russian airspace, which delayed its first flight.

We've got lots of available airspace, which in a lot of parts of the world they don't.

Missile attacks imply closure of airspace, which in turn implies more circuitous journeys, increasing fuel consumption and multiplying missed connections.