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31. The Boeing 707 used to be the workhorse of air travel.

32. Three nights cost from ￡289, this includes air travel London/Berne.

33. Once, this was difficult to cross; then, railways spanned it; now, air travel virtually ignores it.

34. Underlying the candidates' commuter campaigning is the fact that much of their air travel is subsidized.

35. For instance, the private costs of providing air travel are indicated by the price of air tickets.

36. Best of all, riders can actually relax, without the stress of highway driving or the sardine-can discomfort of air travel.

37. Head back to the Yahoo! page and click on Air Travel or Transportation.

38. Because of this, air travel to deal with the social aspects of human interactions will be more frequent.

39. After checking for passports and air travel tickets we had nothing else to do but wait for our taxi.

40. I think we can be fine too in terms of providing international air travel with minimal enhancements.

41. The new offering, called the AAsset Card, will allow charges other than air travel.

42. He detested air travel.

43. The demand for air travel is less elastic in the Caribbean.

44. The northwest, before the days of air travel[sentencedict.com], was not as easy of access as it is today.

45. When first manufactured in the 1930's, it was the ultimate in luxury air travel.

46. Most forecasts suggest that air travel will continue to grow at a little over 5 percent a year.

47. Air travel was growing rapidly, while the role of mass transit on the ground was shrinking almost everywhere.

48. Hebei Air Travel Agency, said a person in charge.

49. The great virtue of air travel is speed.

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50. He enumerated the advantages of air travel.

51. The plume has disrupted air travel in western Europe, The New York Times reports, because of (well-founded) fears that the silicates in the ash could turn into molten glass inside planes' jet engines.

52. Despite booming demand for air travel, many airlines are losing money.

53. Curbs on air travel were being worked out and would shortly be announced.

54. Air travel is popular for people who are pressed for time.

55. Yet its real precedent is Tempelhof Airport in Berlin, a monument to air travel conceived by Albert Speer in the 1930s as a gateway to a new Europe.

56. Qantas planes should be back in the air by the end of the day after last night's Fair Work Australia ruling to terminate the industrial dispute that has crippled Australian air travel.

57. Air travel comes in handy when one is pressed for time.

58. Air travel gives you a bird's-eye view of the world-or even less if the wing of the aircraft happens to get in your way.

59. Conversely, social effects could make cuts easier - for example, if the high emissions associated with flying stigmatise air travel among some groups, adds Hulme.

60. But delays and inefficiencies in air travel are due in large part to an outdated traffic-control system that still relies on slow, ground-based radar stations and repetitive voice communication.