aerial railway

Gave a number of powerful lectures, on aerial railway and the main stage.

This became the "Aerial Railway", a second fully operational stage with sound, lighting and management.

Manhattan's High Line, a disused aerial railway reborn as a lush ribbon of gardens, is about to open.

The consortium, consisting of 25 companies, including the tire-maker Michelin and the Renault automotive company, produced an aerial railway technology.

Rohan Hunt, Aerial Railway 1979 and 1981.

An aerial railway where the vehicles are suspended from a fixed track (as opposed to a cable) is known as a suspension railway.

Aerial Railway Stage:

At Beckenried is an aerial railway to the Klewenalp, a winter sports and summer resort on the high plateau.

(At Beckenried is the bottom station of the Klewenalp aerial railway.)

Aerial Railway absorbed the overflow of performers from the Main Stage, and also acted as a venue for spontaneous performances or raves.

Entertainments included boat trips, an aerial railway and a Highland Village (from which a cairn marking the village remains).

They first came to notoriety when they performed on the Aerial Railway stage at the 1978 Nambassa 3-day festival, becoming a huge hit.

It was recorded over the period of a week at Aerial Railway Studios, on the Coromandel Peninsula.

In 1981, "Aerial Railway" was replaced with the "Open Air Theatre" and "Woozlebub" for children.

The film depicts the world of 2006, a time, Lang envisioned, when a ruling class lives in decadent luxury in the lofty heights of skyscrapers linked by aerial railways, while beneath the streets slavelike workers toil in unbearable conditions to sustain their masters.