Air Travel in a sentence

In limited cases, vice chancellors, academic deans and research center directors may approve air and ground travel outside of Wisconsin and air travel within the state.

International air travel was resumed only by ten percent, but the domestic air travel that restored by 85 percent still weathers the consequences, according to the association.

Air travel Air travel is the single most important form of transport in Papua New Guinea, for the transport of humans and high density/value freight.

While air travel is a modern wonder, and it is impressive to see the skills of the air-traffic controllers at work juggling all those planes in the air simultaneously, it’s also slightly alarming.

Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary said: “The CAA report confirms unbelievably that Nats engineers were sitting at home in their pyjamas on the UK’s August bank holiday weekend, which is one of the busiest travel weekends of the year for air travel.

Skyscanner's Travel Trends 2024 report found that Nice is expected to be as much as 19 per cent more affordable this year when it comes to air travel.

The growth in medical tourism can be attributed to “increased readiness to travel for health care” and “low-cost air travel”, said NaTHNaC.

Business Travel News ranks the church as No. 43 on its list of spending on U.S. air travel, spending $93 million in 2018.

He acknowledged that Ireland has some of the strictest coronavirus rules in Europe, but said if we want to live with the virus long-term that means allowing more air travel and giving more travel options for the public.

People at higher risk for severe disease are older adults and people of any age with serious chronic medical conditions (such as heart disease, lung disease or diabetes) and are therefore advised to avoid all cruise travel and nonessential air travel.

The day after, Parliament would close its doors, the week after the border with the U.S. slammed shut to all but essential workers and travel restrictions reduced air travel to Canada so sharply that airports became ghost towns.

The global airline industry is caught up in an unprecedented crisis, with companies laying off workers by the thousand, on the back of strict travel restrictions across most of the main air travel markets.

The warning, posted on the government website, says: "These countries have been identified because of the volume of air travel from affected areas, understanding of other travel routes and number of reported cases.

With the resumption of economic activity and easing of air travel restrictions, OTAs are trying to tap the pent-up demand for travel, with a focus on domestic offerings like ‘staycations’ and ‘workations’.

When you travel on the Greyhound of air travel, expect anything.

As travel distance increases, the latter consideration becomes less of the total cost of operating an airliner and air travel becomes more cost-competitive.

Environmental groups have argued that higher air travel costs could help cut the growth of air traffic and would help to both fund the green transition and reduce emissions in the shorter term.

July 6 this year became the busiest ever recorded for air travel, according to data from FlightRadar24, a global air traffic in real-time monitor.

Air France-KLM CEO Benjamin Smith told a conference in Brussels earlier in the week that plans to levy green taxes on air travel – in France and the Netherlands – should be put on ice because of the virus.

However, the fundamentals that have driven air travel through the past many decades and doubled air traffic over the past 20 years remain intact, he said.