charter flight

International charter flight service from the city began the same day.

They began taking charter flights in the regular season, he said.

We got a really good deal on a charter flight to Spain last fall.

I gather you need a charter flight out of there.

Several of these have occasional charter flights to foreign countries.

The use of military charter flights was debated from 1976.

"We cannot afford to charter flights to get that number of people out."

Do you not know the conditions under which charter flights operate?

You should be able to do better than that, however, on both scheduled and charter flights, especially in summer.

For several years, he has run charter flights to Mecca.

In fact, he took their place on a charter flight to Siberia.

Several times per year, there are charter flights from Taiwan.

The airline's first service was a charter flight on 25 December 1931.

On average, the airport will sees one charter flight per day.

A second charter flight of 400 more or so refugees is expected here on Friday.

Even charter flights and tour groups are at or near capacity.

Or you could look into charter flights, which are usually cheaper at the beginning and end of the season.

I heard that you had found yourself a charter flight."

This is the basis for most routine military charter flights.

The coach accompanied his team back to Boston by charter flight right after the game.

Five who were able to leave the country stayed behind in Europe rather than join the charter flight.

The team takes a charter flight after the game.

Then, wanting a change, he had taken a charter flight to Shanghai.

And a direct charter flight was ruled out as too expensive.

A charter flight to Pittsburgh had been arranged for early this morning.