Significados de ground flights em inglês

With no extra runway capacity, Heathrow's only option was to ground flights.

A general strike tomorrow is set to ground flights, close schools and disrupt services.

The incident on Sunday led the Federal Aviation Administration to ground flights bound for Atlanta.

Newly-appointed Aer Lingus chief executive Seán Doyle has dismissed fears that a hard-Brexit could ground flights.

WHILE wondering whether Irish pilots are going to ground flights from Sunday, spare a thought for their British counterparts.

Larger rival Ryanair RYA.I has warned that depending on the deal reached, Brexit could force carriers to ground flights.

This could potentially ground flights as it would bar air travel between the UK and the EU, including the Republic.

Airlines are rushing to seek U.S. government aid as they ground flights in response to a massive drop in passengers.

The restrictions followed a decision on Tuesday by the British aviation authority to ground flights over Northern Ireland and Scotland yesterday.

It sounds like half a dozen 747 jets coming through. On Sunday, major airlines ground flights from the resort island's airport.

They take their power from a cell on your belt, and of course each wing is coated with mini-solars for above- ground flights.

Thousands of jobs have already been lost in the aviation and airline sectors as the virus forces companies to ground flights and slash schedules.

The airport was closed over the weekend after a snowstorm grounded flights.

Other airlines have also grounded flights in the region, stranding thousands of travellers.

A stoppage by air traffic controllers grounded flights at Bordeaux in western France.

The snow, high winds and freezing rain grounded flights and made driving treacherous.