Examples of 'flights now' in a sentence
Meaning of "flights now"
flights now: This phrase may refer to the availability or scheduling of airplane journeys at the present moment. It suggests a focus on or urgency related to booking, boarding, or taking flights as part of travel plans
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All flights now are regional jets.
We are looking into the prices for flights now.
Book the flights now.
We have these passenger questionnaires on all our flights now.
Booking flights now.
Mendoza airport can also be reached by international flights now.
Search your flights now.
Google Flights now warns when airline tickets are cheap.
There are no airline flights now.
The only flights now are those to Moscow.
I am gonna get us flights now.
Those flights now travel via Cape Verde.
And you do not have to log any more flights now.
All American Airlines flights now with iPads aboard.
Coronavirus, What you need to know about your flights now.
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Gambia Bird flights now bookable online - Airline continues to invest in on-board services.
Air Seychelles Paris flights now on sale.
Book flights now at Southwest . com.
If we are doing that, I better look into flights now.
The target date . for Virgin Galactic flights now appears to be fall 2017, according to Forbes.
So I'm looking into private flights now.
I mean, that is an amazing offer . If we are doing that, I better look into flights now.
Air Canada 's non-stop Calgary-Tokyo Narita flights now year-round.
Mm-mm . And you do not have to log any more flights now.
Operation Matterhorn continues until Sunday 6 October with just under 800 flights now planned in total.
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Business class flights will not be reimbursed
Flights records indicate that he was on the flight
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