Sentence examples for will be airborne from inspiring English sources

Two of Qantas's six A380s will be flying again this week, and the rest will be airborne once all of the safety concerns have been met, according to the company's statement.

Hence, whereas Norwegian's 787s fly for between 14 and 16 hours each day, WOW's Airbus A321s will be airborne for 20 hours (making four daily flights instead of two).

It's tempting to take the next flight out to escape the torment of corporate Britain, but before you book, be aware that paying for a ticket does not guarantee that you will be airborne.

At least 30,000 drones will be airborne in American airspace by 2020, part of an $80 billion industry.

You will be airborne for about a fraction of a second.

You'll lose contact with your board, you will be airborne hurtling down the face of the wave.

Frankly, circling a calendar entry as the final date for planet Earth is about as sensible as insisting that pigs will soon be airborne.

Among the phenomena a news release for the show promises will be explored: "airborne fish".

The airplane will be an airborne launching pad for a rocket.

Next week's workshop will be on Airborne Contaminants (http://www.earth.columbia.edu/events/view/80176).edu/events/view/80176

Remaining in Europe will be an airborne infantry brigade, a brigade built around the Stryker combat vehicle and an aviation brigade, along with support and logistics units.