They would map out possible escape routes and routes to get there.
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The monthly fee varies depending on the region: The West, with 35 routes, is $1,500; The East, with 5003 routes, is $2,300; Central, with 35 routes, is $1,950; and the National plan with more than 500 routes is $2,950.
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Know the main routes and flanking routes for each map and place yourself accordingly.
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And the smuggling routes for ivory are the same as the smuggling routes for drugs.
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The airline also wants to add two more domestic routes and 18 additional international routes.
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Asian routes are a cornerstone of Finnair's strategy as northern routes cut flight times to Asia.
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Package delivery giant UPS has pre-ordered 125 Tesla Semis and will use them on daily routes hauling packages between hubs and on UPS Freight routes between businesses—mostly shorter routes.
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Package delivery giant UPS has pre-ordered 125 Tesla Semis and will use them on daily routes hauling packages between hubs and on UPS Freight routes between businesses - mostly shorter routes.
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The locations of internet exchanges tend to follow population hubs because the routes of internet connectivity often follow older routes of telephone connectivity (which themselves often follow telegraph routes, railways, and highways).
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It currently flies 34 domestic routes and 16 international routes, including flights to Singapore, Thailand and Myanmar.
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The vehicle-on-demand model requires the ability to find efficient routes and optimize routes across vehicles.
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They have a special operating plan for blizzard coverage where certain routes operate and certain routes don't.
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For example, people tend to choose routes going south rather than routes of equal lengths that go north.
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What we found by plotting a sample of the transformed routes was the intrinsic variability in human routes.
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Last year, those routes saw 527,000 routes on airplane that had an average of 309 seats, UBS said.
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Shutting down those routes would require America to use more costly and circuitous alternative routes in Central Asia.
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Southwest's new international routes are also included in the sale, though those routes come with significantly more restrictions.
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Successful transit networks aren't a series of individual routes; they are a network made up of multiple routes.
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Carriers including Delta, American and United have suspended China routes and have made cuts on other international routes.
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This map slider shows the difference it's made — red lines are frequent routes, and we can see that by cutting the number of total routes the city substantially increased the coverage of frequent routes:
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AA Affordable had contracts to run seven Baltimore City school bus routes and three Howard County school bus routes.
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On popular routes, you can typically save almost $15; across all 7,500 U.S. routes, you'll save $12 on average.
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Since 2015 CTAA has helped launch 15 new routes, including the latest American one, while expanding 13 existing routes.
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Various bird migration routes, or flyways, pass through the country; when squeezed between mountains, the routes narrow, forming bottlenecks.
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Urban routes, which require more stopping and starting, may be less efficient than rural routes with longer, unimpeded distances.
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Urban routes, which require more stopping and starting, may be less efficient than rural routes with longer, unimpeded distances.
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BA competes against Flybe on some routes, such as London to Edinburgh, as does Aer Lingus on other routes.
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The $2129 fares do appear on most days on the advertised routes, though some routes show greater availability than others.
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Ryanair, which only currently operates short-haul routes, would also take on long-haul routes under the deal, O'Leary said.
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In some cities, a few routes were not being serviced because drivers' destination preferences took supply away from certain routes.
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New routes Ethiopian Airlines is launching new routes from Addis Ababa to Jakarta, Chicago and Geneva in the coming months.
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The $279 fares do appear on most days on the advertised routes, though some routes show greater availability than others.
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Fares and routes in the US used to be controlled by the federal government, meaning that routes had fixed prices.
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As part of the reduction, the airline suspended several routes to Japan through April 24, reduced frequency on several other Japan routes, and assigned smaller planes to the routes than normal, reflecting plummeting demand to the country.
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Many of Southwest's international routes are also included in the sale, though those routes come with more day-of-travel restrictions.
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Some of Southwest's international routes are also included in the sale, though those routes come with significant day-of-travel restrictions.
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The One Belt One Road project has aimed to connect China to Europe via inland routes and use maritime routes to connect the mainland to Europe via sea, in a modern replica of the ancient "silk road" trade routes.
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The Embraer E190 was chosen to serve JetBlue's regional and thinner routes while the A320 was kept on the medium-haul routes.
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It will use older 747s and other planes now flown on those routes to replace smaller planes on other routes, adding capacity.
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As of December 2015, there are 10 Select Bus Routes routes along nine corridors, with three more planned in Queens and Brooklyn.
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Delta is planning to expand the fare class beyond the roughly 1,650 routes (8% of the airline's total routes) it currently serves.
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He proposes extending the BRT network to the busiest microbus routes and replacing dirty buses with cleaner ones on less popular routes.
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Last quarter, revenue per available seat mile (RASM) on Virgin America routes fell 8 percent while RASM was flat on Alaska's routes.
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You can share routes you create and recorded "tracks" (or hikes/walks) you take and follow others and see their shared routes.
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Before 1978, fares and routes in the US were closely regulated by the federal government, and many routes had fixed minimum prices.
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You're focused on when you're getting these new planes, these new routes that you're going to be flying, the longer haul routes.
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The airlines planned up to three new routes within the first two years and increased capacity on existing routes, the department said.
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Over 100 new air routes are scheduled to launch in 2020 as airlines grow domestic route networks in the US.All major airlines are adding routes for the summer travel season as well as permanent year-long routes to new destinations.
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In 1985, the FAA softened its restrictions on the overwater routes twin-engine jets, allowing the 767 to operate routes with up to 120 minutes of single-engine flying time away from the nearest airport, opening up many new routes opportunities.
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While it hasn't named the specific routes it will run the test on, Delta says short, medium, and long-haul routes are included.
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Next year could see even more new routes added: There have already been more than 1,100 routes announced for 2016, according to anna.aero.
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United Airlines announced Friday it would suspend certain routes to Tokyo while reducing frequencies and downgrading planes on other routes to Asian cities.
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The agency had previously charged $1.25 for adults traveling local routes in Thurston County and $3 for express routes to Tacoma and Lakewood.
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The tax essentially formalized smuggling routes that have profited militants on both sides and could presage the opening of routes in other areas.
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It&aposs proven adept at serving US airlines on high-traffic trans-continental routes and certain routes from the east coast to Europe.
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What he found was that Cobb ran 49 percent of his routes right at the line of scrimmage, on flat or slant routes.
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Both Air France and Norwegian have pledged to grow passenger numbers and increase routes in 2017, with a particular focus on long-haul routes.
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Historic trade routes Once completed, Obaid's vessel will carry goods from the UAE to the East African coast, one of many historical trade routes.
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Sometimes guides won't travel those routes if they deem the hike unsafe, or they take other routes that can be more grueling or circuitous.
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The expansion of the routes will happen over the next two years; some of the new routes are expected to debut in early 2017.
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Its trans-Atlantic routes performed particularly well, with revenue from those routes up 15 percent from a year earlier, more than any other region.
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Around the world, the sharpest slowdown is concentrated on routes to and from Asia, but other domestic and international routes also show slackening momentum.
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Airline stocks have taken a battering as carriers, especially those with international routes, have been forced to cancel flights and reduce capacity on routes.
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"The price competition for Japan routes among domestic low-cost carriers have become too intense lately, making some routes unprofitable," one of the sources said.
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Some of Southwest's international routes are also included in the sale, though those routes come with significant day-of-travel restrictions (Tuesdays and Wednesdays only).
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For a company such as Delhivery, Urban Engines can send drivers along the fastest routes and change those routes on the fly as conditions change.
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The airline recently said it would launch eight new routes to destinations in China, and add 11 new routes between the countries in early 2017.
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Following the routes that pirate, bounty hunter, and scavenger ships take through the systems, you can find smuggling routes, abandoned battle sites, even hidden treasure.
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Code-share routes between the two carriers have now topped 400, compared to about around 300 previously, including routes in respective domestic markets, Ma said.
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"With airports, you have fixed routes and can ensure that those routes, and the places where you take off and land, are clear," says Singh.
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Air Berlin had been the main rival for inner-Germany routes, while others like easyJet and Ryanair had focused on routes to and from Germany.
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The same was true for a handful of other routes, including some round-trip combinations on routes such as Charlotte-Nashville and Louisville-Chicago Midway.
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Routes within East Asia dominates the list of busiest air routes in the world, with 14 city pairs in the top 20, according to OAG.
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American Airlines will be closing one of the shortest routes in its network between the Pennsylvania cities of Philadelphia and Williamsport, according to Routes Online.
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By 2016, international routes had more than tripled to 739, meaning there were far more routes for the virus to take out of the country.
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Fleet optimization software could match supply and demand in real time, dispatching additional vehicles on particularly busy routes, or adding flexible routes at peak hours.
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He cited examples such as routes where speeds are below 35 miles per hour, U.S. routes without left-hand turns or tunnels, and during good weather.
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Airbus said the routes would now open up to operators who had an interest in flying routes such as India to Europe or China to Australia.
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It is deploying narrow body 737 Max planes on transatlantic routes and has converted some Airbus orders to larger A321neo planes that can fly longer routes.
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Industry sources said the routes were being cut after a leasing company asked for the A330 planes that fly the long-haul routes to be returned.
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The routes across Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, and Ohio give fuller coverage to the samples in those states, and the routes in Iowa touch all 99 counties.
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The service, operated under Irish-based subsidiary Norwegian Air International, would see success on key routes mainly to Dublin, Ireland with mixed results on other routes.
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Though the spread of coronavirus and associated airline industry downturn may lead to airlines canceling some individual flights on these routes, the routes themselves remain intact.
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Long, thin routes such as the routes Air New Zealand would be using the plane on were exactly the type that Boeing promised that plane would be able to fly, with airlines the world over using the Dreamliner to open up routes to previously unviable markets.
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Most important air routes cross state lines, but there are some key exceptions, including Los Angeles to San Francisco and many point-to-point routes in Texas.
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" The data, it says, provides "improved map searches and commute routes, as well as helping you to rediscover the places you've been and the routes you've traveled.
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Similarly, you'll also see routes with bike suggestions for certain legs, all listed alongside routes that stick to just transit alone for a full range of options.
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Chinese regulators limit competition on domestic routes, allowing airlines to make healthy profits to cross-subsidise loss-making international routes chosen to reward allies such as Cuba.
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Air France wants to bring down costs in order to compete better against Gulf carriers on long-haul routes, and against budget carriers on short-haul routes.
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"A policy based on deterrence will only shift the focus of routes elsewhere, which will be more dangerous and more traumatic than the old routes," warned Argenziano.
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Unlike rail networks, bus systems can adjust their routes on the fly in order to meet demand, add stops, and even schedule temporary routes to avoid overcrowding.
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Routes are usually predetermined to limit disruption to traffic, guard against damage to private property, and establish routes for egress should the event have to be ended.
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The TuSimple autonomous routes, for instance, will be much more expensive than traditional trucking routes due to the cost of having an onboard engineer and safety driver.
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In addition to select domestic routes, American's 767s can be seen flying routes to Europe and South America from the airline's hubs east of the Mississippi River.
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In North America, domestic routes also appeared frequently, with transcontinental routes in the US and Canada earning the most revenue for some of the continent's largest airlines.
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This isn't a harness for trad multi-pitch routes but rather for gym and single pitch sport routes when you want to pack light and travel fast.
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Rather than run a large number of low-frequency bus routes that look good on a map, concentrate vehicles on a smaller number of high-demand routes.
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It bases its service around a fleet of transit vans whose routes are aimed at commuters, and where what routes are offered is based on a "crowdsourced" vote.
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Her video "Recorridos" (Routes) and installation "Lazos" (Ties), a snarl of red sisal rope suspended from the ceiling, both trace seven or eight routes between the two shores.
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Emirates, which has already suspended dozens of routes, said in the emails it was halting the routes because of the virus epidemic that has shattered global travel demand.
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The update did not break out revenue from individual routes but the company said new international routes had "lowered average international unit revenue during their ramp-up phase".
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Zambia Airways will launch local and regional routes this year while intercontinental routes, including Europe, the Middle East and Asia, will be added in the near future, it said.
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Revenue per available seat kilometres was down 3 percent year-on-year due to increased capacity on existing routes and promotional fares offered to stimulate new routes, it said.
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It turned out roughly half of the favorite routes are not the optimal routes suggested by navigation devices, such as those offered by some popular mapping apps for smartphones.
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Wizz does not compete with easyJet or Ryanair on busy UK routes to the Mediterranean, but does offer routes from London to fast-growing non-EU destinations like Georgia.
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Reducing the number of operators could make it financially feasible to run routes that serve only a few customers, or to vary routes throughout the day based on ridership.
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Low prices on routes across the Atlantic are coming as budget carriers, Norwegian Air and Wow Air of Iceland in particular, increase routes in hopes of capturing summer travelers.
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Eurowings, already the market leader at Duesseldorf with its short-haul routes, currently flies long-haul from Cologne and plans to start intercontinental tourist routes from Munich next year.
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All three airlines will be forced to suspend routes from airports not on the US government's approved entry airport list, with some even canceling flights on non-affected routes.
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The idea was to discourage damaging price wars on popular routes, ensuring that airlines would earn fat surpluses on them in exchange for operating money-losing routes to other cities.
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But any move toward cutting the legacy coast-to-coast routes could anger rail enthusiasts and would require the approval of Congress, which has supported such routes in the past.
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The 215-seat, long-range jets will be used on high density routes, and could be used to launch new routes in Asia, including to cities in China, Malaysia, Thailand.
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And the United Nations aviation agency, which governs international air routes, said its directors would visit North Korea next week to discuss the possibility of opening routes to South Korea.
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In addition to European route suspensions, the airline announced changes to routes in South America, frequency reductions on unaffected routes, and cuts to European flying until as late as June.
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Where many transit authorities still rely on spreadsheets and analog planning tools to design bus routes, the Optibus software can input unlimited data sources to calculate optimal routes and schedules.
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As of January 2017, the online retailer reported having only about 20 fixed routes, but said that it plans to expand to 100 routes by the end of this year.
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Those who proclaim this theology can in good faith ignore or bypass all the usual routes of validation because their religion tells them that those routes are corrupt and that only the nonmethod of having no routes, no boundaries, no categories, no silos can bring us to the River Jordan and beyond.
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United, Avianca and Copa are already codeshare partners and Star Alliance members, but a joint venture will allow them to plan routes and fares together and share revenues on those routes.
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That's why it's vital that the migration routes of our wildlife — and the habitat these routes connect — remain as free as possible of human-made impediments such as roads and development.
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The court ruled that Etihad should be allowed to continue its code share agreement for 26 international routes but rejected its request to continue code sharing on five domestic German routes.
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In its passenger business, Cathay said its Australia and New Zealand routes performed below expectations while it was facing increased competition on routes to Canada which put increased pressure on yield.
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Riders can check routes in the Chariot app, and even propose their own new routes that contribute to the company's crowdsourcing efforts in determining how best to serve actual user needs.
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Silver Airways primarily operates turboprop aircraft on regional and commuter routes across the Florida panhandle with service to neighboring Caribbean islands, as well as a handful of routes in other regions.
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" On Wednesday, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Charlotte Observer asked Newton a question about wide receiver routes to which Newton said, "It's funny to hear a female talk about routes ... it's funny.
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Although scammers take various routes in their methods — i.e.
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In Germany, railway operator Deutsche Bahn cited what it called "significant damage" on main routes, and said rail traffic on many routes in northern and central Germany would remain suspended until Monday.
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Chariot offers on-demand ridesharing via Ford Transit shuttles, looking to supplement public transit bus routes and local trains with commuter routes that aren't well served by either of those existing solutions.
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In Germany, railway operator Deutsche Bahn cited what it called "significant damage" on key routes, and said rail traffic on many routes in northern and central Germany would remain suspended until Monday.
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Amtrak wants to boost its financial performance by prioritizing fast-growing, shorter routes in the South and West while cutting expensive, long-haul routes across the country, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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Its operations in the country include domestic routes from its Dar es Salaam base to Kilimanjaro, Mbeya, and Mwanza with international routes to Tanzania from Lusaka in Zambia and Harare in Zimbabwe.
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He says there's also likely to be a multiplier effect on its other big markets as the full addition of French train routes expands all the potential routes GoEuro users can book.
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"We're seeing a variety of different actions take place -- some networks have withdrawn their routes while others continue to announce routes but block traffic," Madory wrote in a blog on Oracle's website.
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The routes selected also play into that luxurious narrative – only one route included Caribbean cruise hot spots, while other itineraries included less-traveled routes through French Polynesia or down the Nile River.
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Azul, which has a market capitalization of more than $2.8 billion, has no competition on 70% of its routes and is dominant on 89% of its routes, Neeleman said in that earlier interview.
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Other flag-carriers across Europe have also been squeezed, on short-haul routes by the rise of low-cost outfits and on long-haul routes by carriers from the Middle East and China.
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Airlines affected by the Max grounding, now in its fifth month, are reducing the number of flights they operate on certain routes or eschewing less profitable routes, in hopes of minimizing travel disruptions.
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"If Uber were to begin operating bus routes, the biggest concern would be cannibalizing the most successful public transit routes, to leave the rest of the system poorly served," Freemark said via email.
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For taxis, if Waymo's CEO is correct, there will still be routes where the driver may be needed, especially in high traffic cities with variability in routes, road quality, construction and traffic conditions.
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Two of them, China Southern Airlines and China Eastern Airlines have also aggressively cut capacity on those routes to Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan - routes which account for about 5% of their revenue.
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The United States Department of Transportation announced last month that it had approved routes to nine other Cuban cities, but it delayed authorizing the Havana routes because of competition among the major airlines.
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The islands of the Maldives divide the Indian Ocean from the Arabian Sea, sitting along global maritime trade routes that are crucial to China's ambitions to expand its own naval and commercial routes.
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Although it's only been three years, the airline has gone from a handful of transatlantic flights to 39 routes out of the U.S. – operating many new transatlantic routes that did not exist previously.
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Last year, it cancelled unprofitable routes to Beijing and Mumbai but Zuma told cheering and clapping SAA staff on Friday that the airline's board should be thinking about adding routes rather cancelling them.
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And if it were intended to secure current trade routes, its ports should sit near choke points—areas whose closure would force goods to travel circuitously—or in places that offer alternative routes.
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American Airlines announced over 30 routes to Europe as well as South America that will be suspended until as early as May with Delta Air Lines only announcing nine suspended routes, so far.
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Finland and Dubai are both considering their own hyperloop routes.
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The government, though, is trying to cut off some routes.
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It's opening up shipping routes long closed off by ice.
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These were really well defined very clearly, crisply defined routes.
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You now control all of North America's major drug routes.
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N) MAX and new routes like Southwest Airline Co's (LUV.
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Limited to transatlantic routes, the plane was an economic failure.
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Mail carriers drive the same exact routes almost every day.
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One of my biking routes is up in the Cloisters.
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Some species even pass down migration routes via their genes.
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I think people find mentorship through lots of different routes.
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Because of the lockdown, main transportation routes have been blocked.
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Did the company look at other routes in North Dakota?
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We recognize the concerns raised, especially around the domestic routes.
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DSNY runs 7,400 truck routes a week across the city.
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Gulliver has never flown one of these marathon direct routes.
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They mapped out safe routes for the migrants to take.
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These transport routes link Serbia to central Europe and Greece.
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All the inefficient carting routes compound New York's pollution problem.
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As the study progresses, longer haul routes will be introduced.
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Finland and Dubai are both considering their own hyperloop routes.
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Members of Parliament have tried to develop other routes forward.
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It says flights will continue to operate using alternative routes.
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Bulgaria is working to diversify its gas routes and suppliers.
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That's up from about 2.183% for domestic routes in 2011.
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But what if you like tracking your routes or performance?
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This ellipse effectively makes up the boundary of human routes.
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Points are earned for connecting cities and establishing long routes.
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We assume it will be on one of these routes.
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He declined to provide details about which routes were affected.
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El Cap, though, looms largest and offers 58 distinct routes.
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