Sentence examples for which is flying from inspiring English sources

He has started a separate, low-cost, long-haul airline, AirAsiaX, which is flying from Kuala Lumpur to Gold Coast airport in Australia and Hangzhou near Shanghai.

Take the wonderful Menier Chocolate Factory revival of La Cage aux Folles, which is flying over to Broadway in early 2010.

At Seatown, an enticing new restaurant near the Pike Place Market, it formed a snowy layer in a colorful, carefully molded puck with pale green avocado and glittering orange tobiko, which is flying fish roe.

So did the Utne Reader, and last August, The Bergen Record called it "New York's edgiest quarter," which is "flying under the radar, unknown to all but a few".

It may serve as a warning to Airbus not to press its current advantage by cutting bargain deals with airlines as the two rivals push for sales of their new aircraft, neither of which is flying yet.

Its competing jet for the Boeing model, the A330, has already been delivered to its first customers, including Northwest Airlines, which is flying it on European routes from the United States.

The drugs were flown in on a quadcopter, which is flown by remote control and has four rotor blades.

This is Europe's robotic freighter, which is flown regularly to the ISS to keep it stocked up with fuel, air, water, food and spare parts.

Bolivia's new identity was symbolised by the adoption of the whipala, a rainbow-coloured indigenous flag which is flown alongside the traditional red, yellow and green banner.

Three focal plane arrays have been built for three GERB instruments, the first of which is flown on the first Meteosat Second Generation (MSG-1) satellite, launched in August 2002.

The plane, which is flown remotely, can stay aloft for 30 hours at a time.