Sentence examples for young fleet from inspiring English sources
The national carrier enjoys a young fleet of modern aircraft.
IndiGo also sells and leases back its planes, sparing its balance sheet and allowing itself to maintain a young fleet.
The young fleet requires less maintenance, so Gol manages quick turnarounds, which lowers cost per available seat.
A young fleet requires less maintenance, so Gol manages quick aircraft turnarounds and operates more flights per day with each plane.
Although they can seat 550 people in three classes, the airline is configuring its A380s to carry 480 people in order to provide more space in its premium cabins.Singapore Girl, continuedThere are two big advantages in having a young fleet.
Greenhouse gas emissions from energy production rose strongly again last year, according to new data from the International Energy Agency, with a young fleet of coal-fired power plants in Asia accounting for a large proportion of the increase.
Only there's a twist: yes, there's a young fleet-of-foot woman, Snow Vase (Natasha Liu Bordizzo), springing from within the court, but there's also a fiery young man, Wei Fang (Harry Shun Jr), ordered to retrieve the sword for the tower-dwelling meanie Hades (Jason Scott Lee).
Though many budget carriers have young fleets, some Asian carriers buy old planes that had been sitting, unused, in American deserts; on a Nok Air flight this year from Bangkok to Chiang Mai, what looked like duct tape was holding together seats and parts of the bathroom.
This aligned with the fleet vice president's preference for a younger fleet.
The second is that a younger fleet offers greater engineering efficiency.
The airline's fleet of 101 aircraft is the "youngest fleet in the world," Jet said, and the "operations of our airline are carried out with the highest safety standards".
