Sentences with phrase «outbound leg»
The phrase "outbound leg" refers to the first part of a journey or trip, when a person or thing is going away from a starting point or origin. Full definition
And although the coffee on the early outbound leg Friday morning was atrocious (bad water, I think) with no time for breakfast, I was able to grab a cappuccino, yogurt, fruit, and cereal at the club instead of going to Starbucks.
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Making the journey to Hawaii for a 10 day holiday, our final outbound leg would be aboard Alaska Airlines from San Diego to Honolulu.
The new view was obtained on July 10, 2016, at 10:30 a.m. PDT (1:30 p.m. EDT, 5:30 UTC), when the spacecraft was 2.7 million miles (4.3 million kilometers) from Jupiter on the outbound leg of its initial 53.5 - day capture orbit.
«If its orbit lies in the same plane with the dust belt, then Fomalhaut b will intersect the belt around 2032 on the outbound leg of its orbit.
It's on the outbound leg of its first 53.5 - day orbit of Jupiter.
On the outbound leg of the drive program the Vitara RT - X posted a figure of 7.0 L / 100 km, according to the trip computer, and the RT - S manual on the way back was only marginally thirstier, at 7.3 L / 100 km.
CarAdvice, for various reason, ended up driving the same VTi 1.5 - litre, five - speed manual on both legs and while the outbound leg was a less than perfect 6.0 - litres per 100 kilometres on the homeward bound leg we managed 4.5 L / 100 km and saw a consistent period of 4.2 L / 100 km, all in suburban traffic.
In the examples used for this post, flying on American Airlines on the outbound leg (if space is available), can cut fees by over $ 400 right away.
My transatlantic flights were originally scheduled to be on Lufthansa on my outbound leg and Tyrolean Airways, an Austrian carrier, on my return flight.
What was even more strange was the fact that the Aeroplan site was displaying something odd for the outbound leg of my journey.
Using my KrisFlyer miles, I upgraded my outbound legs using 45k KrisFlyer miles (38,250 with the online discount, no additional fees) to business class.
This is all legal because your inbound leg departs from the same area (SCL in South America) as the destination of your outbound leg (GIG in South America) and you only have one stopover on your route (LIM which is also in the area of your destination).
Having never flown Singapore Airlines Business Class before, I decided to use my KrisFlyer miles to upgrade my outbound leg to business class.
Not to mention, on your outbound leg you'll get to fly with Japan Airlines from Kuala Lumpur to Tokyo.