"The major drawback of flying compared to train travel is, of course, the time spent at the airport, " says ANA spokesman Ryosei Nomura.
Flying in, the train line is the only feature on an empty orange landscape.
An RNLI lifeguard manager from north Devon is flying to Africa to train volunteers in Senegal to set up a dedicated lifeguard service.
The Brooklyn Nets planned to take a train home instead of flying from Washington D.
The Nets planned to take a train home instead of flying because of the expected blizzard in the New York area.
Whether you're flying to visit your family, catching a train to meet up with a long-distance love or celebrating New Year's Eve on a warm-weather cruise with friends, ever present travel disruptions over the holiday season may leave you needing a place to stay at the last-minute.
Bob Gwynne, associate curator of rail vehicles at the National Railway Museum in York - where the engine 'Flying Scotsman' is being restored - said the famous train came about because of one forgotten man.
The swimmers will train in Sindelfingen, near Stuttgart, Germany until 28 July before flying into Manchester, three days after the opening ceremony.
These days he runs against ever-dwindling fields -- on this occasion just three rivals went to the start, and that included stable companion Bullet Train, whose sole purpose in life is to give Frankel a flying start in his races then humbly fade into obscurity in the final furlongs.
Sensing a spark between them, Jesse persuades Celine to leave the train in Vienna, where he plans to hang out for an evening before flying home to the U.S. the next morning.
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But that would have meant an arduous trip by sea, train and probably air east to the United Arab Emirates - in the wrong direction - before flying back across Europe and the Atlantic to Barbados.
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