Sentences with phrase «of flight suits»

Waste collection devices are not permitted, with the exception of flight suits for birds.

Not exact matches

For the majority of the year, Lufthansa flight attendants wear skirt suits, but for select days during Oktoberfest, they don traditional Bavarian dirndls.

Early on, carrier JetBlue capped flights out of the area at $ 99, and other carriers followed suit, capping fares at between $ 99 and $ 399 a ticket.

Dramatizing their eagerness for the coveted flights, companies argued why they were best suited for the routes in memos that at times were critical of one another.

The flight from the U.S. intensified after the Reserve Bank of Australia increased its benchmark interest rate earlier this month, creating an impression among some investors that other big producers of commodities, such as Norway and Canada, would follow suit.

To my delight, my knight in shining armor [or stud in a dirty flight suit] brought home four bags of fresh produce.

Sidwell may very well go on to enjoy a successful spell at Craven Cottage with Fulham, and there's no denying he has a chance of salvaging his top - flight career there given he is moving closer to his family home, but there are certain players that suit certain clubs, and Sidwell could have been a costly mistake in Wolves» quest to survive in the Premier League.

Chambers because of his composed nature and little experience in the top flight would be more suited.

The Daily Mail reports that the Premier League giants are interested in buying the Atletico Madrid attacker this summer, but fear that he may not be suited to the physicality of England's top flight.

he judges ball flight really poorly which is bad for a player that needs / demands it to be one of his strong - suit.

I said to all my friends, I think I said it on many interviews as well, that I wanted to come back,» Mohamed Salah told ESPN Brazil in an interview, before articulating how the British top flight perfectly suits his style of play.

Although it was a bit of a struggle (Jack Jack would rather be left with his friends) when we were called to board our flight, I hope more airports follow suit.

In 2009, prototypes of the suit were tested by three volunteers on a plane that creates brief periods of weightlessness by following a roller - coaster - like flight path (see photo).

A team of characters sporting flight suits and buzz cuts helps troops confront post-traumatic stress disorder and depression.

CLAD smartly in a white flight suit, the astronaut is a picture of concentration — carefully grasping a rod with a gloved hand and fastening it to a large aluminium frame by gently twisting the rod until it locks in place.

Preparation for flight consists of donning a flight suit and watching a training video.

Since the early days of manned space flight, engineers have designed a wide variety of space suits.

For nine minutes, you need a chest like a pigeon,» quips Uragallo, who tweaks his prototype suits in the lab, using a leaf blower in lieu of a wind tunnel, then flight - tests them while skydiving.

Others include the first - ever ambrotype (a predecessor of the photograph) of the inflation of a hot - air balloon; the stopwatch with which the Wright brothers timed their landmark 1903 flight; and hard - rubber casts of Neil Armstrong's hands — the templates for the custom - tailored silicone - rubber - tipped gloves on his moon suit.

Two NASA astronauts conducted flight suit evaluations inside a fully outfitted test version of The Boeing Company's CST - 100 spacecraft July 22, the first time the world got a glimpse of the crew capsule's interior.

Other findings were that heart rate and the weight loss on early space flight missions related more to time spent in a space suit, as opposed to time spent in weightlessness,» said Wotring, who also is chief scientist and deputy director of the Translational Research Institute for Space Health.

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It seems that Pantala is well - suited for long - haul flights, with wings designed for gliding on the wind for much of the trip, especially if they can get caught up in strong hurricane winds.

Rob likes to dress up and look nice, but he doesn't have a job where he needs a closet full of dress shirts and ties (he's a pilot in the Air Force so he wears a flight suit five days a week).

Thank you very much for this insight: if I shorten the skirt of the D&G suit it becomes a flight attendant suit.

I'd be hard pressed to say whether zipping up my flight suit or zipping up a vintage dress makes me feel more like I'm putting on my version of armor.

Stone has a way of zipping her flight - suit pocket with extreme prejudice that sums up Allison to perfection.

From the piano breakdown of the Star Wars» theme to the shots of the Death Star, Stormtroopers, AT - ATs, and those familiar orange flight suits, there's plenty of recognizable Star Wars stuff to push the nostalgia button everyone is so hooked on these days.

Extras include a six - minute behind - the - scenes featurette whose highlight is star Wilson suiting up for a pre-production supersonic flight; seven deleted or extended scenes — among them odd alternate opening and closing title sequences — with optional commentary from director Moore and editor Paul Martin Smith — these trims carry a viewer discretion warning, for they would've threatened the film's PG - 13 rating; a fantastic, largely CGI pre-visualization (with, again, optional Moore / Smith commentary) of the virtuoso ejection set piece that at times gives Final Fantasy a run for its money; the teaser trailer for Spielberg's upcoming Minority Report; and two engrossing full - length commentaries, one by Moore and Smith, the other producer John Davis and executive producer Wyck Godfrey.

In addition to the shrinking abilities of the Ant - Man suit, the Wasp costume looks to have flight capabilities.

(Strike Zuit Zero is) An arcade space combat game, which has transformable spacecraft known as «strike suits», that can shift between two modes of flight.

Ethan Hawke dons a pair of aviator sunglasses and a flight suit to play Major Tommy Egan, a six tour veteran who has been relegated to flying drone missions from an air - conditioned box outside of Las Vegas.

A couple of days we got a look at Brie Larson preparing to undergo some flight training in preparation for her role as Carol Danvers, and now we've got our very first look at the Oscar winner suited up and filming scenes as Captain Marvel.

And Chris Evans» Cap appears to be wearing what looks like the flight suit he wore in the opening scene of The Winter Soldier, which Chris Evans has been pretty vocal about liking a lot, so maybe they brought that back?

Some of these mission patches are similar to those on Freeman Lowell's (Bruce Dern) flight suit in Silent Running.

In addition to the Lunar Industries flight suit, the rest of Sam's attire on Sarang is made up of his own casual clothing.

Inside, Red Arrows and RAF inspired details are used throughout, such as the Pinewood green inserts that evoke the design of the classic flight suit and Martin Baker Ejection Seat fabric, together with the green webbing seatbelts.

Half Life is about an extreme sports enthusiast who attempts a wing suit flight at the edge of space.

While few of us will be wearing three - piece suits and sipping free drinks while heading off on our next flight, we can all enjoy a bit of the lost luxury of airline travel with the help of the right travel rewards program.

American Airlines doesn't have a lot of routes to Asia, but if you can find a flight that suits you, you can save a lot.

You will typically be travelling in private air - conditioned vehicles, but may also use trains, hydrofoil, flights, local buses, four - wheel - drives, and other types of transport suited to the terrain and distance.

Despite a huge level of interest, and an overwhelming willingness by the populous to fork out extortionate fares for the privilege of perusing the in - flight mag wearing only their birthday suit, the initiative failed to come into fruition.

At the rear of the car park you will find 12 Apostles Helicoptors who offer a variety of flights to suit your needs.

With our very own helipad a short walk to the homestead, let Equila Helicopters show you the sights of Canberra — with scenic flights organised to suit your needs.

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Cobbold Gorge offers something to suit everyone including those who enjoy the thrill of a scenic helicopter flight.

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We walked to the different sides of the hill and eventually we found the right spot, put on our flight suits, got attached to the parachutes and waited for take - off.