business flying造句

• Arrow gave up its charter business flying passengers, which had been substantial.
• Lodges do a flourishing business flying fly fishermen into the high lakes.
• The Seneca is primarily used for personal and business flying.
• Juhani Missonen has a brisk business flying rich Muscovites and their families for weekends in Finland or Cyprus.
• U . S . cargo carriers do about $ 1 billion a year in business flying to and from Japan.
• AirTran Airways posted a $ 7.5 million profit for the fourth quarter on stronger business flying, trumping Wall Street's estimates.
• "I had no business flying after something that traumatic and no sense playing in the Super Bowl, " he said.
• AirTran Airways posted a $ 7 . 5 million profit for the fourth quarter on stronger business flying, trumping Wall Street's estimates.
• "If the culture of air-traffic control and American business flying changes, then hopefully we'll have the technology there to support that ."
• "In Asia right now it is mostly business flying, but we're seeing the beginning of a tremendous change in demographics in the market.
• Corporate and business flying will recover faster than sport and personal flying, where the outlook is " much less robust, " the FAA report says.
• USAir had already filed a lawsuit demanding those steps as it tries to build up its own business flying between the United States and Britain.
• In 1993, Juhani Pakari and his father started Finncomm Airlines as an Air Taxi business flying light aircraft to remote airstrips which other carriers did not serve.
• John W . Olsen, Connecticut's AFL-CIO president, declared that city officials had no business flying to China when parts of Hartford's North End still resembled a Third World country.
• Amid plans for receiving the jets, there was yet another change : the 908th would return to the airlift business flying the de Haviland Canada C-7 Caribou, a twin-engine utility transport.
• The service on British Airways'and Air France's Concorde flights _ the creme de la creme of business flying _ was the subject of a recent critique that judged the British service superior.
• He served for 21 years as Business Flying writer for " Aviation Week and Space Technology " magazine, before retiring in 2007 as its Southwest-U . S . Bureau Chief, based in Dallas, Texas.
• Delta Air Lines, which has been trying to stimulate leisure travel after a sharp drop in business flying, said the discount applies to flights to most of its destinations in the United States, Latin America and Asia.
• The side-by-side seating Chief focused on the prewar Aeronca Chief customers, and their postwar equivalent, offering a " touring " plane, suited for economical-but-comfortable business flying, and more socialable personal flying ( even for women ), on longer trips than the Champ usually flew.
• But by this time government work was being overtaken by private enterprise as ex-airforce pilots bought New Zealand-built De Havilland Tiger Moth biplanes cheaply, placed a hopper in the front seat and went into business flying from the paddocks of any farmer willing to pay.