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He said that Munich has not been bad weather, it had a number of other airports in the flights stop at Munich Airport.

A great deal of money is spent on new and bigger aircraft and airports to deal with the vast increase in passengers travelling by air .

What airports does Pan Am fly to? What does a pilot make in a year? And who tells them where they're gonna fly to?

Mr. Brown also said he hopes to reach agreement with the Spanish government on Monday to use their, so far unaffected, airports to help out.

Fort Lauderdale is one of several airports that have begun flights to Cuba since the Obama administration loosened restrictions this year.

Holiday delays at the nation's airports have become such a fixture that President Bush last week called it "a season of dread. "

He said several U. S. airports use the material that allows a points plane's wheels to sink in, and slow the air craft down.

In certain countries, rental car office even at airports are not open 24-hr a day, 365-day a year, so you might have problems with that.

Airports and ports in Egypt had been told to look out for this painting of a Vase of Poppies to make sure it wasn't smuggled abroad.

The system could be used to identify liquids at airports or to check for alcohol at security checkpoints at public events.

In fact, flying into Birmingham International Airport is often less expensive than flying into London's Heathrow or Gatwick airports.

There are still many airports served by only a few flights a week that have little more than these essentials.

CCTV is often used for surveillance in areas which need security, such as banks, casinos, and airports or military installations.

One of the plane's engines caught fire but the airports' firefighters were able to quickly put it out, Gen. Paez said.

Now that airports have more variety in quality tag choices and solid ROI case studies, there has never been a better time to invest in RFID.

It's not known at this point whether Ryanair, famed for flying to out-of-town airports, plans on opening up a route to the new-born island.

Traveling through airports nowadays can be very rigorous, especially when trying to pass through the security check points.

China, with its sprawling networks of new highways, airports and budding high-speed rail connections, makes for a daunting comparison.

"Small airports should install the right sort of equipment to cope with different conditions, " he adds.

From an orbit 217 kilometres above the earth, it is possible to see highways, airports, bridges, dams and even large vehicles.

After the trial the Department for Transport will decide whether or not to roll out the machines across the UK's airports.

In addition to displaying the U. S. airports you create in an HTML table, the trip planner will plot the airports on a map as well.

Aircraft and airports are a part of life even in the slow lane at the moment, pretty much unavoidable for transatlantic travel.

CHENGDU: Transport ground to a halt as heavy fog enveloped parts of China Wednesday forcing airports and expressways to close to traffic.

British Airports Authority spokesman said the airport has maintained high-level security measures.

All flights in and out of Greek airports were canceled, while rail and ferry operations nationwide have been suspended.

Airport workers in Spain have voted to call off strike action threatening to paralyse the country's airports over the Easter holiday.

There is often a spectators balcony at airports where people can watchthe planes taking off and landing.

If you've got the resource of a few thousand pounds to avoid the zoo [of London's airports], you're going to use that resource.

and last week blizzards closed Europe's busiest airports in London and Frankfurt for days, stranding holiday travelers.

You know, bridges, roads, high-voltage power lines, ports and airports, an upgraded Internet.

Kuala Lumpur is one of the busiest airports in Asia, with thousands of passengers traveling through every week.

Analysts say in the next decade India will need three times the number of airports that it has today.

Airports and stockmarkets have been closed, but there is an urgent desire to return to normality, to carry on and not be cowed.

China often looks like it's decided to skip ahead to 2059 - with a set of dazzling skyscrapers, stadiums and airports.

Airports and stock markets have been closed, but there is an urgent desire to return to normality, to carry on and not be cowed.

Airports in much of Britain, France and Germany remained closed and flights were set to be grounded in Hungary and parts of Romania.

Hotel rooms and airports are, she says, "not seen as an appropriate environment for substantive work" and are mainly used for e-mail.

The agency said there was no imminent threat, but introduced extra security at airports.

Power Paper even envisions that its flexible battery designs can be used to help secure airports and passengers.

But he said services should resume from Glasgow and Edinburgh by about lunchtime, and in other airports by Wednesday morning.

In other airports across the country, there are not always special security lines for experienced frequent fliers to breeze through.

At least one of the airports they chose has been recently fined for poor security.

UNAMID spokesman Noureddine Mezni said the U. N. had highlighted the importance of allowing airports in Darfur to operate 24 hours a day .

For instance, the air force Can spare some airports for civilian or both military and civilian use to help the state develop civil aviation.

The current crisis should make incontrovertible what has been evident to any user of UK's airports: something is wrong and must be fixed.

I can't imagine there are airports built directly over fault lines, but I suppose this is possible nonetheless.

Match that with a push for new airports, highways, and urban rapid transit, and a revolution in modern transport becomes clear.

London Heathrow is one of the busiest airports in the world, with thousands of passengers traveling through every week.

Canals were the cargo airports of their day, used to carry the raw materials that powered Britain's industrial revolution.

Accenture billboards featuring Mr. Woods continued to appear in airports as of Saturday night.

Flying in and out of U. S. airports could become a challenge, with delays on the ground and in the air.

The ministry said it would tighten controls at airports on Monday, but did not say how.

Fourteen airports had to be shut down temporarily due to heavy snow and ice in middle and downstream areas of the Yangtze River.

As a study of children living close to airports in Germany suggests, it also damages long-term memory, reading and speech perception(2).

Suppose you are called upon to help design the affect-related part of a lie-detection system for use in airports.

This is taking the form of investment in such things as roads and airports and is part of the urbanisation of these regions.

The fruit is also used to make a popular liqueur called Amarula, which can be found at any duty-free liquor store at airports.

Thank you for coming to meet me at the airport. This is a fantastic airport, absolutely one of the top-notch international airports.

Look, airports have been struck by quakes, if maybe not tsunamis, many times in the past, and I am unaware of any onboard casualties.

I was too embarrassed to say that I arrived at airports early so I wouldn't have to hurry . Instead , I ran down the corridor to the plane.

It has also been rapidly opening new airports to help spur economic development and satisfy surging demand.

Spas are popping up in airports across the globe.

United Airlines introduced mobile check-in and mobile boarding passes from certain airports in the U. S.

It also threatens to take business away from domestic airports, which are sprouting up all over the country.

Some aviation experts agree pointing out that dozens of airports up and down the East Coast were swamped with snow.

Set of highways, railways, airports as a whole, a very convenient traffic conditions.

Travelers stranded in airports across the world can breathe a little easier with the launch of the new Kayak. com iPhone application.

Those that do not comply, however, would face fines and persistent offenders could be banned from EU airports.

Betting would be permitted in bars, restaurants and petrol stations. Racetracks and perhaps airports could have slot machines.

investors put in bids for $54bn worth of paper, enough to build 25 airports like the splendid new structure that just opened in Delhi.

Muslim cab drivers work at many other U. S. airports, but so far this has emerged as an issue only in the Twin Cities.

Part of the blame can be placed on crowded airports and congested airspace, especially in heavily trafficked areas like New York City.

Recent studies on local air pollution around the major international airports show that air quality standards are generally not exceeded.

Kansai International Airport is an early exemplar of what is now a handful of East Asian airports built on artificial islands.

Hundreds of thousands of Chinese remain stranded at train stations and airports in parts of the country.

The standoff between Thai authorities and thousands of protesters occupying the airports intensified through the weekend.

The government is capping flights at NewYork's major airports trying to ease air trial delays nationwide.

Over the next 20 years the number of jets circling the planet is set to double, but investment in airports probably won't.

Aeroplanes flew back and forth along a single route, often between quiet, out-of-the-way airports, rather than using busy hubs.

In some countries, like India, the main problem is likely to be infrastructure bottlenecks: too few airports rather than too few travelers.

Airports were closed to outgoing flights. Widespread electric outages across the state make communications difficult.

They expressed a desire to display real time information about weather, news, and flight information for Chicago's two major airports.

Ground-Delay Policy(GDP)model with its algorithm with constrained airports arriving capacity was analyzed and modified.

The enemy army invaded and bombed their important airports.

By contrast, domestic North American flights and airports are parts of the trip you generally expect to endure rather than enjoy.

Other factors include poor screening at international airports and a lack of specialized screening machines.

Lastly, according to the fact of hohhot airports, we choose the most suitable management model to improve the business results of it.

In 2008, Mr Abhisit was the beneficiary of a yellow-shirted revolt that closed Bangkok's international airports.

A rapid increase in flights at Kennedy in recent years has made it one of the most delayed airports in the country.

I first flew from Croydon Airport (when it was still one of London's airports) in 1952 in an Avro Consul.

Travellers have been questioned at airports in an effort to detect unwitting virus carriers . Steven Gibbs reports.

An East Coast blizzard stranded many air, rail and road travelers on Monday, shutting down major airports and rail lines for a second day.

Fares do not include ground transport service between airports or between airports and town terminals.

New technology like this will be installed first at the airports and then, more slowly, at ports and land borders.

The strategy Saif al Islam has announced in his last message is to target all the infrastructure of NTC "airports and oil platforms. "

Tens of thousands of others are building railroads, power plants, airports, cement factories, apartment blocks, and official buildings.

Projects include railroads, highways, airports, other large-scale basic infrastructure and an upgrade of the urban electricity grids.

Even as the number of flights and flyers has soared, the airports that must accommodate them have been neglected.

It is said airports had two ways to meet the deadline if they did not have the proper equipment installed.

If it weren't for the duty free shops in the airports, there wouldn't be anything to look forward to when flying.

For some other designs, you could have to fundamentally reshape the gates at airports because the planes are configured so differently.

A company called Clear is operating a registered-traveller programme at a growing number of American airports.

Others are at Gatwick and Stansted airports, and he will also own the only hotel in Heathrow's Terminal Five when it opens next year.

As a whole, this project provides a systematic theoretic method for snow-melting and decking of airports, bridges, and important crossways.

United Airlines and Continental Airlines flights to Tokyo a total of nine flights scheduled to turn down other airports.

British airports are not the only ones hit with flight disruptions.

Additional behavioral detection officials are also in airports to observe passengers for any signs that might offer a hint of a plot.

This time, with airports, railways and utilities being targeted by the anti-government protesters, the economic risks may be greater.

And at each of the five airports it serves , the company has created a " Pet Lounge " for future fliers to wait and sniff before flights .

Transportation in northern China faced disruptions as well, with road closures and airports shut down.

With fewer air traffic controllers to guide pilots, officials predict flight delays of up to 90 minutes at big airports.

A homeland security official said security had been tightened at airports on the US east coast following the Times Square incident.

The company serves N airports and carries out flights between some of them.

Although Malaga is one of Europe's most popular airports, Malaga itself is being seen more now as tourist location.

Northern China has experienced its heaviest snow in decades, causing chaos on the roads and stranding thousands of passengers at airports.

Airports are the base of aviation transport, and their distribution obviously affects the evolution of aviation market and aviation network.

We expect half the airports worldwide to be using RFID in the next five years.

So far mobile phone and Internet are still unavailable on Chinese airports for technical constraints.

All means of easy transport to Paris, the airports and exhibition grounds (underground, bus, RER and taxi).

As airports across America approach record crowds, travelers are looking for new ways to skip the long lines.

The government has declared a state of emergency around the airports.

Britain's transport minister wants fines to be imposed on airports that were unprepared to respond adequately to the snow.

Indoor map system provider Point Inside has begun its promised global roll-out of maps for airports outside of North America.

Our company has an extensive air and sea freight agency network in airports and seaports all over the world.

Airlines have stopped or changed the flights across the Atlantic Ocean, leaving hundreds of passengers stuck in airports.

Airports throughout India have been on red alert status - the highest - since the Sept. 11 terror attacks in the United States.

The city's trains frequently break down, the narrow roads are crowded, and the airports are often short staffed.

But public services remain poor: roads are potholed, airports are crowded and pupils learn less than in many places with lower taxes.

The Beatles sweep through the great US cities, drawing tens of thousands to airports for the merest glimpse.

Travellers have been questioned at airports in an effort to detect unwitting virus carriers.

Thousands of stranded travellers faced a nervy battle to get home for Christmas as snow and ice caused chaos at European airports Monday.

Mr. Somchai declared a state of emergency at Bangkok's airports Thursday and ordered police to clear them of protesters.

Which airports, if any, are closed will depend on weather patterns and how the ash cloud disperses, weather and aviation officials said.

Protesters closed Bangkok's airports for a week late last year, and in April forced the cancellation of a regional leaders meeting.

The report also took the projects to task for flouting environmental regulations during the construction of the airports.

The government has cautiously allowed private investment in roads, railways and ports. But airports are run by an inefficient state body.

When The Times asked where she was based, she replied: "Airports around the world. "

Years ago, scanning passengers for security threats was the responsibility of individual airports.

In return, the company publicly promised to build railways, airports and public housing.

The Haibao robots will be placed in Shanghai's two international airports and at the entrances of some major Expo venus, he said.

Transportation was shut down all along the east coast, stranding residents and tourists in shelters, airports, and train stations.

Lisa : No, not yet at least. But some things have changed. Our airports are certainly a little more careful.

According to understand, Fuji last major airports are constructed and put into use, weekly flights to Beijing and Shanghai.

At least 43 airports will need to add capacity -- some more than once -- in the next 15 years.

For Class B airports or major carriers, RFID can provide a pay back in less than 12 months.

Quiet rooms, like those Carnegie built, tend to be smaller and set aside these days, almost like smoking sections in airports.

Meanwhile, the U. S. has permanently increased security measures at airports, on airplanes, and in all public buildings and places.

Lack of space meant that inbound short-haul flights could not land, disrupting European airports as well.

Nowadays, auto-flush motion sensor toilets are in schools, airports, hotels, and tourist spots around the world.

Ryanair is still committed to cheap fares and secondary airports where landing charges are low or non-existent.

According to analysts Mintel UK, luxury goods have been one of the fastest growing categories at airports.

The IHR require the implementation of a range of health documents at ports, airports and ground crossings.

Small airports are expected to receive government subsidies after being reclassified as public infrastructure under a new regulation.

Every minute a jet plane takes off from HK international airport, one of the world's busiest international airports.

Frequent scheduled flights from international airports located throughout the country provided direct access to other countries.

Its owner, BAA , which also runs the two other main London airports, Gatwick and Stansted, is an object of much ridicule (see article).

The companies that are sponsoring power outlets in airports are another example of this kind of creativity.

All bookshops in British airports are faceless chains: mere "outlets" on the model of a factory or production line.

Analysts said Australian airports often made returns that were below the weighted average cost of capital to finance them.

Such a business model is untenable if airports are unreliable.

The comfortable residential quarters have been built up, highways have been constructed, and modem ports and airports have been built.

Such software crunches data on each aircraft's performance and other traffic in the air or at airports to determine the optimal flight plan.

Restaurants, Internet cafes, parks, and waiting halls at airports, railway stations and coach stations are required to set up smoking areas.

He knew now the shining creature of his childhood was nothing compared to the monster that went to the big airports in the cities.

The facility is part of a multi-faceted effort to keep the nation's airports competitive internationally.

As airline industry competition heats up, this may be a sign of more big battles at little airports to come.

The plume shut down airports and forced the cancellation of hundreds of flights in a wide arc from Ireland to Scandinavia.

Russia has also been unable to match China in modernizing roads, airports, power plants and other infrastructure.

Before, only airports in Miami, New York and Los Angeles were authorized to run direct flights to the island.

Area with noisy industry, airports, quarries, heavy equipment, transportation terminals, entertainment zones etc.

You could save a fortune by using an insurance policy to cover the extras demanded by rental firms at foreign airports.

Quite a few people living near airports also have hearing loss.

will allow for special VEER-LEV aircrafts to be built on top of existing buildings as totally new VERT LEV airports.

At airports across the country, promised protests against full-body scanners and pat-downs are failing to materialize.

The cabinet has approved the plan in recent days, stipulating that 45 of the new airports are to be finished by the end of 2010.

Based on this problem, we recommend at all busy airports check flight zone implementation specially assigned control.

But when it sits over Europe's biggest airports that is all but impossible.

Airports, now the travel centres of the USA, are comfortable, hospitable places, with coffer shops, bars and spotlessly clean restrooms.

Airports Council International (ACI) and the International Air Transport Association (IATA) jointly conducted the satisfaction survey.

But while the dust cloud remains in place over Europe's largest airports, "that is all but impossible, " The Economist reported.

perilous and congested roads; disorderly and congested airports; the moronic regulations still imposed by the state.

Only one itinerary, between less popular airports, beat that price, and did so by less than a fiver.

Two of the airports serving New York City, Newark Liberty and Kennedy, had hours-long delays Saturday, as did Philadelphia's airport.

There were no flights in or out of Scotland, with Aberdeen, Edinburgh and Glasgow airports all closed.

That would trigger the controversial pat-downs, which have become more rigorous at all airports since Nov. 1 and could cause delays.

Even the simplest and most obvious prescriptions, to do with improving security at domestic airports, pose a dilemma.

Airports around Asia on Monday ramped up the use of scanners designed to detect elevated temperatures in arriving passengers .

Porters are available at many airports. These people will carry your bags for you, though not free of charge.

Rural Wenzhou entrepreneurs provide capital and consumer goods to the cities, and their private capital financed its airports and highways.

The measure came in response to a shortage of technicians and other professionals and limited capacity of domestic airports.

The system is based on touch-screens already used in self-service canteens or for ticketing in airports and cinemas.

Due to heavy snow, seven airports had to be closed temporarily.

It plans to locate more of its new rental offices away from airports, where growth remains sluggish.

Car rental companies need no more than a few kiosks, even at high-volume airports.

Soon, bees could be deployed in war zones, airports, stations, ports, sports arenas, food service companies and medical offices.

However, the price is not high -- a lot lower than that of the hotel room outside of major airports.

The UK government's review may be superseded if the EU meeting next week orders member states to introduce body scanners at airports.

Many had called in sick as part of a long-running pay dispute, causing the shutdown of several Spanish airports.

Public Address systems (PA systems) are commonly used in American malls, airports and grocery stores.

Banks and Bureaus de Change at major airports remain open until the last flight departs.

Countless millions of farmers have been moved to make way for city expansion and the construction of airports, factories and roads.

VOA reporters managed to travel to Fukushima by plane, but many airports, roads and railways remain flooded or damaged throughout Japan.

And many airports are inefficiently priced, with established airlines claiming "grandfather" rights over scarce take-off and landing slots.

Chicago's airports are reporting normal operations after hundreds of flights were canceled over the weekend.

Under the program, additional Customs and Border Protection officers have been deployed to the nation's busiest international airports.

Several regional airports have been closed and many provinces have imposed power brownouts to conserve energy.

Within each TRACON airspace are a number of airports, each of which has its own airspace with a 5-mile (8-km) radius.

Airlines and airports, which have taken deep financial hits by the grounding, stepped up calls for financial help from governments.

So these roller bags that make it easier to lug your junk around airports are in keeping with etymology stretching back more than 600 years.

Travelex, which has operations in six Chinese airports, has up until the 20 Aug only been allowed to serve non-Chinese citizens.

There is an incompatibility of incentives, and because airports are a monopoly there is no competition to force it to change.

Governments now try to run airports on commercial lines, but few do it well.

At the same time, the research of medium-sized international airports' standard personnel system is still a vacancy.

Places shall be provided for handling postal business in larger railway stations, airports, ports and guest houses.

Some officials say the most worrying element of the infrastructure-heavy stimulus package is the fixation with building airports.

Airports represent your ability to embark on something. Getting delayed may represent exterior obstacles or your own anxieties.

airports across the rest of the country have also been closed.

Airports in and around New York City are expected to remain closed until Monday.

British Airways said it would operate all long-haul flights departing from Heathrow and Gatwick airports on Wednesday.

The al-Qaeda-inspired plot led to airports worldwide imposing strict limits on carrying liquids in hand luggage.

Operator BAA Airports Ltd. began curtailing operations on Saturday morning, and there were no arrivals through Sunday evening.

Airports worldwide tightened security following a suspected terrorist act on a Detroit-bound airliner, AP reported.

Another problem at large airports involves transportation within the airport itself.

Intelligence bulletins are immediately issued to all airports and ports of entry as new methods of concealment are uncovered.

Luton International is one of London's main passenger airports.

In American airports and hotels I never get help with my luggage; wheeled bags roll, don't they?

At present, the operation of the airport in Xinjiang number 14 for the largest number of domestic airports in the provinces.

The modern field includes power plants, aircraft and airports, chemical-processing plants, and water-treatment facilities.

My flight was from beijing via Tokyo, where I stayed a whole, day, through the two American airports to norfolk.

Although bus shelters are literally a new outlet (Samsung offers this service in airports) creative marketing is no stranger to them.

New York area airports including JFK International were closed Sunday evening but were expected to reopen early Monday.

Fish farms to choose a convenient place such as the traffic can be close to airports, railway stations, ferry place is ideal.

Search results by airline, number of stops, travel dates and airports, total mileage and carbon emissions.

China has many undeveloped airports, limited air-traffic control capabilities over vast territory and chronic pilot shortages.

But he says budget carriers in Asia face several obstacles, especially tough regulations and government control over airports and fees.

The new webpage provides such information as the forecast weather, the minimum and the maximum temperatures for airports.

Bilateral technical cooperation, which covers air traffic, aviation safety and airports, has intensified in recent years.

The products are used in the feed and food industry as well as in de-icing of airports and in the oil drilling industry.

The cold kept customers away from hotels, restaurants, airports and leisure centres, and stopped building work.

To accelerate the construction of cardinal infrastructure including railways, highways, airports and etc.

The airline does not fly to the US from Stansted but does offer direct flights from other London and UK airports.

Trials using continuous descent have been carried out at a number of airports around the world.

Airports are no longer a place of education and fun; they are the most sophisticated of security encampments .

The best deals to Miami within the US are from New York area airports, but the New York- Miami route is also the most crowded.

"Russia is encircled by American military bases, airports and naval units, " cried Vyacheslav Nikonov, a hawkish commentator.

The FAA studied population growth, travel and income trends to determine airports' future needs.

China is in a rush to build and expand its airports and fleets to cope with growing passenger traffic.

This makes firefighting a crucial subject for all the municipal governments, big enterprises, airports, etc.

USA Today grabbed the business traveller by snaring distribution through airlines, airports and hotels.