Sentences with phrase «on a jet plane»

You can't really claim science is bunk when they are operating on your heart with a robot arm that was flown in on a jet plane from Germany.

Originally Posted September 2016 — Post Updated October 2017 As we speak, I am currently leavening on a jet plane!

The uniform lettering and numbers are inspired by the stenciled style on jet planes.

We were leaving on a jet plane with our daughter, 20 - months - old.

Here are my tips for green moms leaving on that jet plane:

What can, and should, happen is Pedro Espada should leave Albany on a jet plane, asap.

«Cause I'm leaving on a jet plane Don't know when I'll be back again — Oh Babe, I hate to go.

... and this weekend, the adult members of this family are flying on a jet plane to an out - of - state wedding.

Leaving on a jet plane tomorrow (whoop whoop) and as I was getting my stuff together I looked down to see a nightmare!

«I'm leaving on a jet plane, don't know when I'll be back again».

The familiar twang, the iced tea, and the slower pace sinks in, and before I know it, I'm leaving on a jet plane but still saying «y ’ all» and classifying fried pickles as a vegetable.

How many social networks will be required to join before we all want to leave on a jet plane?

That's where Jen on a Jet Plane comes in.

Bio-oil on jet planes seems to be a very bad idea.

Naples, FL About Blog Jen on a Jet Plane is a solo female travel blog specializing in budget and long weekend travel.

I'm leavin» on a jet plane this afternoon... It's only for 24 -LSB-...]

TONIGHT»S MENU: I'm leaving, on a jet plane... WITHOUT THE SPROGS!!!

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On Tuesday, Delta Air Lines said it was expanding its booking platform for its private - jet arm, Delta Private Jets, to allow travelers to book so - called empty - leg flights, when a plane is repositioned to a destination where a customer has already booked a flight.

And in a separate affair last month, Turkey complained that at least one Russian warplane had violated Turkish airspace and that another Russian jet had locked its targeting radar on Turkish planes, The Wall Street Journal reported.

Investigators believe cracks caused a fan blade on a Southwest Airlines jet to shear off last month, starting an engine breakup that left one passenger dead after debris hit the plane.

The last time a passenger jet crashed in France was the 2000 Concorde accident, which left 113 dead — 109 in the plane and four on the ground.

Boeing is reportedly considering the conversion of used 777 passenger jets into cargo planes in order to capitalize on the boom in e-commerce-related shipments.

The engine of a SkyWest passenger jet caught fire moments after the aircraft landed at Denver International Airport on Sunday, but all 63 people aboard exited the plane safely, an airline spokeswoman said.

It arrived on the heels of earlier large business - jet sales to VistaJet and NetJets, and firmed up Bombardier's leadership in the long - distance luxury plane market.

CLEVELAND — Passengers on a Southwest Airlines plane first heard a loud pop and then scurried away when they saw a jagged crack in a window that forced the jet to land in Cleveland on Wednesday.

The Commerce Department first recommended the duties on Bombardier's CSeries jets, earlier this autumn after Boeing complained that the planes were dumped in the U.S. below cost and that the company received unfair government subsidies in Canada.

On his way out the door, Immelt found himself defending the company's practice of having an empty business jet follow his corporate plane on several trips around the worlOn his way out the door, Immelt found himself defending the company's practice of having an empty business jet follow his corporate plane on several trips around the worlon several trips around the world.

the company's practice of having an empty business jet follow his corporate plane on several trips around the world.

A pair of fighter jets had to escort two commercial planes to Atlanta's Hartsfield - Jackson International Airport after authorities deemed bomb threats made on Twitter credible.

Travelers accustomed to riding in a full - size jet instead find themselves on planes with tighter seating, lower ceilings and fewer amenities for flights as long as four hours.

Southwest Airlines Co. is stepping up inspections on its jet fleet after investigators said they discovered evidence of metal fatigue on an engine that exploded Tuesday, sending shrapnel into the plane and killing a passenger seated near a window.

Southwest has been under intense scrutiny since April 17, when a fan blade on the Boeing 737's CFM56 jet engine broke apart mid-flight, shattering a window and nearly sucking a woman out of the plane.

We heard these jet engines coming, and all of sudden, we saw the plane coming across the sky there and landing on the runway.

The list can grow long very rapidly — atomic energy generating plants, supersonic transport planes (SST), jet aircraft, oral contraceptives, tranquilizers, television, communication satellites, space vehicles that take men to the moon and cameras to Mars and beyond, hundreds of synthetic fabrics, the aerosol can, direct long - distance dialing, heart transplants, advanced computers, and so on and on.

Before the game, four Air Force jets flew over Arrowhead Stadium, and an officer presented Thomas with a yellow bandanna that had a pattern of fighter planes printed on it.

The growth of pleasure flying owes much to the presence of a remarkable variety of sturdily built private planes that are, mercifully, more comfortable than a 1947 Luscombe and quite a bit easier on the pocketbook than a Lear - jet.

There are more movies to watch on board than there used to be, but the basic idea — a metal tube attached to jet engines that burn modified petroleum, carrying a lot of people at around 600 mph — is much the same as it has been for all planes since then.

Rather than use rocket engines, which have to lug their own oxygen, Wurst wants to use a ramjet, a sort of super jet engine commonly used on planes that travel three or more times the speed of sound.

Planes were flown directly into the Greenland jet, collecting real - time information on its structure, the wind speeds at different altitudes, and the interactions between the jet and sea surface.

You wouldn't fly on a commercial jet plane unless you were confident that the pilot had logged some serious time in a flight simulator, preparing for every eventuality.

We have a harder time understanding in detail how these jets are formed, but I think that we are getting confused on a higher plane now, let me put it that way and a lot of the sort of ideas that were possibilities in the past have now really been excluded and we do have a much more sophisticated understanding of some of the general principles, but I think not all of them.

Other historical gems in the aviation hangar include a 1976 Concorde supersonic airliner donated by Air France after its last flight on June 12, 2003; a 1967 Lockheed SR - 71A Blackbird reconnaissance jet capable of Mach 3.3; and a 1938 Boeing 307 Stratoliner, the first passenger plane with a pressurized cabin.

It was to study such atmospheric γ - rays that Dwyer, then at the Florida Institute of Technology in Melbourne, fitted a particle detector on a Gulfstream V, a type of jet plane typically used by business executives.

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One of those genes might appear nonessential on its own — like a jet engine that could be shut down without causing the plane to crash — but if its buddy was also taken away, the cell would die.

The atmosphere on planes is incredibly dry, and changing time zones challenges your body's ability to adapt (which causes jet lag).

Jet lag can be supported by getting a good night sleep on the plane.

Unfortunately, sometimes I think that the food schedule on planes isn't really designed to help you beat jet lag.

Today, I'm hopping on a plane and jetting south for some warmer weather!

In this Gift Guide, I've rounded up my top picks for the regular jet - setter that will keep you comfy on the plane and stylish while you see the world!