berlin airportの例文

• The same procedures are followed in the Munich and Berlin airports.
• The tour begins at the Berlin Airport; Archetours does not handle air arrangements.
• Schoenefeld, the former East Berlin airport, is about 18 kilometers ( 11 miles ) from downtown Berlin.
• Construction is to start in 2006 and two west Berlin airports, Tegel and Tempelhof, are to close.
• Planning for a new Berlin airport started in 1992, two years after the city and Germany were reunited.
• Bush, after arriving at New Hampshire's Berlin Airport, told reporters he feels sore, but fine.
• Based at the former East Berlin airport of Schoenefeld, the airline will also offer service to Munich, Germany.
• The Vietnamese were placed on a plane at the Berlin airport Schoenefeld for the trip home, federal interior ministry officials said.
• Both parties say they support a project to expand the former East Berlin airport into the city's new international hub.
• Crews unloading and making airfield repairs at the Berlin airports were replaced almost entirely by local people, who were given additional rations in return.
• The value of that site would skyrocket if the government moves ahead this year with plans to build a massive new Berlin airport at nearby Sperenberg.
• Products from the high-walled maximum security prison near a Berlin airport have always been sold in small quantities to the public or the city government.
• Hugh Martin ( George Segal ), her father, who lives on Central Park West, greets her at the Berlin Airport, surprised at how grown she looks.
• The second terminal ring was never built because of Berlin municipal budgetary constraints and the post-reunification decision to replace the former West Berlin airports with the new Berlin Brandenburg Airport.
• The All-Stars are shown rehearsing Zappa songs for their trip to Germany and the Zappanale festival, aboard the flight, arriving at the Berlin airport and traveling to Bad Doberan.
• None of these destinations was served from any West Berlin airport on a regular, scheduled basis at the time of Berlin Regional's application for traffic rights to the relevant authorities.
• On 28 May communist government to deny any aircraft whose flight had originated or was going to terminate at a West Berlin airport the right to take off and land at any of its airports.
• A consortium including German construction giant Hochtief and real estate firm IVG withdrew its bid, ending nearly six years of negotiations on building Germany's first privately funded airport, the Berlin airport authority said.
• Commercial air traffic from / to Berlin Tempelhof peaked in 1971 at just above 5?million passengers ( out of a total of 6.12 million passengers for all West Berlin airports during that year ).
• For a longer-term operation, the US would have to add additional aircraft as soon as possible, and those would have to be as large as possible while still able to fly into the Berlin airports.