Sentences with phrase «special charter»

If you are unable to travel on these days, we may be able to arrange special charter flights to accommodate you.

A dozen other states encourage students to focus their vocational training early by funneling them into special charter schools or providing certificates that allow them to work in certain occupations right out of high school.

Some of D.C.'s charter schools were created by a completely separate special charter board, which has done a more competent job.

And there's no more waiting in a queue, we can organise special charters - from sea planes to 130 - seater commercial jets - or assist with the logistics of group movement by using our airline, helicopter, coach, limousine, marine and vehicle operators.

To attract a section of Indian and foreign nationals, Indian Holiday Pvt. Ltd, a well - acclaimed destination management expert in collaboration with Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has announced 5 percent discount on its 2 special charter departures - on 3rd August and 10th August 2014.

Avail 5 % discount on special charter journey - Golden Triangle Journey and be the guest of Maharajas Express, one of India's well - known luxury trains...

On the way back - The Muse restaurant in the evening and special charter fees and pick - up arranged as required.

At that point, she set her goals higher, and the idea for a special charter school was born.

Charter schools, sometimes a thorn in the side of public school districts, received a pat on the back from none other than the state's top educator, Jack O'Connell, at a special charter school summit for local educators held Saturday at the county Office of Education in San Jose...

Captain Rolf Czabayski operates shark cage diving and photographic expeditions for the Great White shark, pleasure cruising and special charters.

For that special charter, try deep - sea fishing tours on the UNESCO World Heritage - listed paradise Lord Howe Island, which allows only 400 visitors at any one time.

From Encyclopedia of the history of Missouri; A special charter town of about 600 inhabitants on the Missouri River, in Clay County, six miles from Liberty.