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"A 1998 National Aeronautics and Space Administration Report, 'Flight Crew Fatigue II: Short-haul fixed wing air transport operations,' for example, concluded that requiring early report times makes it more difficult for crewmembers to obtain adequate sleep," it said.
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Short-haul business routes to the rest of Europe were most affected, with demand down 25% over the two years.
U.K. Firms Economizing on Flights Steve McGrath 2010
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*** Short-haul airplane flights are no faster than rail, and more expensive; and put a lot more greenhouse gases in the upper atmosphere.
The Volokh Conspiracy » IPCC’s Pachauri Should Shut His Mouth 2009
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Short-haul transport: Short-haul trucks carry approximately 8-10 MT of cargo and are generally used to transport food from the main warehouse to site-level centers.
1. Roads 1998
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Short-haul trips were seldom by way of the sub-trains.
Starchild Omnibus Pohl, Frederik & Williamson, Jack 1963
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Short-haul and small-package companies generally have less trouble with retention issues.
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Short-haul and small-package companies generally have less trouble with retention issues.
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Short-haul Heathrow flights to bear brunt of BA cabin crew strike
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Short-haul passenger numbers fell by 4.1 per cent and capacity was cut there by just 0.6 per cent.
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Short-haul passenger numbers fell by 4.1 per cent and capacity was cut there by just 0.6 per cent.
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