aerial traffic

It was almost time for an aerial traffic cop.

Warning to fishing craft and all aerial traffic, do not attempt to land.

While originally devoted to aerial traffic enforcement, it has grown to support a wide variety of police activity.

The noise was very definitely heading in this direction and so was the aerial traffic.

The air was infested with aerial traffic, a constant shifting mass that made the eye struggle to stay in focus.

Overhead, all aerial traffic was closed down, even commercial flights in and out of every commercial airport to which they came close.

Intricate aerial traffic patterns were of prime importance.

Conventional radar is mostly associated with aerial traffic control, early warning, and certain large scale meteorological data.

"No aerial traffic is allowed over Eosi compounds."

A vast, bright opening yawned ahead and became one of the main aerial traffic corridors piercing the city.

"A sudden increase in aerial traffic might make them suspicious and cause them to relocate.

The Aviation Section provides aerial traffic enforcement and other law enforcement services.

Awesome gold structures marched into the distance like sculpted clouds, buzzing with aerial traffic.

More than ever, the condensation trails of aerial traffic weave patterns through the sky, but just where are the electric aircraft?

When nesting in the vicinity of airports, poses a threat to the safety of aerial traffic.

Ahead and above was a crowd of high-altitude skimmers- aerial traffic following one of the posted routes.

The aerial traffic represented a microscopic portion of the real human activity taking place beneath the spires and towers, even in wartime.

Its location became apparent from a distance because two tree-like bilaser projections linked it into the aerial traffic system.

Measuring devices attached to commercial airliners permit reporting the isotherm, and its height, to aerial traffic.

In 1936, a Goodyear blimp based at Holmes Airport provided the first aerial traffic reports.

There was no aerial traffic, none of the usual freight wagons that cruised the high altitudes; Finn had had it all diverted.

While flights by airplanes are being allowed in rural areas, traffic helicopters remain grounded and there has been essentially no aerial traffic reports since the attacks.

Aerial traffic reports were named "Skyway Patrol" by the old WHDH radio in 1961.

She is most notable for her stint on the KTLA Morning News as an aerial traffic reporter.

In 1991 she joined KTLA becoming their aerial traffic reporter while becoming a household name in Southern California.