nagoya airport造句

• Fuji, from Nagoya airport, and from Tokyo in a direct line.
• On February 17, 2005 Nagoya Airport's commercial international flights moved to Centrair Airport.
• Nagoya Airport, which has just one runway, is used by both military and civilian planes.
• In 1994, an Airbus identical to the one lost Monday evening crashed at Japan's Nagoya airport.
• On February 17, 2005, nearly all of Nagoya Airport's commercial transport flights moved to Centrair.
• In 1994, an Airbus identical to the one that crashed this evening crashed at Japan's Nagoya airport.
• As a replacement for Nagoya Airport, it also inherited its IATA airport code "'NGO " '.
• April 26, 1994-- A China Airlines A300-600 explodes while landing at Nagoya airport in Japan, killing 264 people.
• It was headquartered in Nagoya Airport and was a joint venture between Nagoya Railroad ( 55 % ) and ANA ( 45 % ).
• McCullough, WBC's top-ranked contender, said at Nagoya airport : " I've trained enough to win this fight.
• Passengers and crew were immediately evacuated for a thorough inspection of the plane, said Seiji Ota, of the Nagoya Airport police in central Japan.
• The first prototype made its maiden flight from Nagoya Airport on August 30, 1962, with the second prototype flying on December 28, 1962.
• The pilot landed at Nagoya airport at 10 : 53 a . m ., about 40 minutes after the lightning hit the aircraft, Kondo said.
• Airports in the sea are the only choice, " says Natsuo Shirai, a researcher at the official foundation pushing for a new Nagoya airport.
• Passengers and crew were immediately evacuated and a thorough inspection of the plane began, said Seiji Ota, of the Nagoya Airport police in central Japan.
• Masato Monma, an official with the Construction and Transport Ministry office at Nagoya Airport, said a total of 60 domestic flights were canceled because of snow.
• Only seven passengers survived the crash, which occurred at Nagoya airport, 270 kilometers ( 170 miles ) west of Tokyo, on April 26, 1994.
• A Korean Air flight to Seoul was delayed for three hours Thursday after the airline's office at Nagoya airport received a telephoned bomb threat, police said.
• China Airlines agreed to a settlement with relatives of scores of Japanese killed in a 1994 crash at Nagoya airport in central Japan, a court spokesman said Friday.
• The first emergency landing was made at around 6 : 30 p . m . at Narita about fifty minutes after takeoff from Nagoya Airport in central Japan, Ito said.