Long haul definition

Long haul means travel to destination countries not listed
Long haul means travel to countries not listed within the "Medium-haul" definition.
Long haul travel means any travel to countries not listed in the definition of "Medium-haul".

Examples of Long haul in a sentence

  • Long haul flights (i.e. 5 hours and over) will, in justifiable circumstances and by prior approval of budget holder, be Business class.

  • For example, Ultra Long haul operations are conducted by CAR 705 AOC holders only.

  • Received after the deadline date, but with a legible postmark dated on or before the deadline date.

  • Long haul traffic, which relates to trips of at least 300 kilometres and to the transport of commercial goods or other business-related activities, is particularly adversely impacted by negative macroeconomic trends.

  • Long haul holiday flying would be an obvious target for reduction efforts.


More Definitions of Long haul

Long haul means a vehicle travels further than a 150-mile radius from the transportation or service hub more than half the time.
Long haul means travel to countries not listed in the "Medium-haul" definition.
Long haul means all Transmission Service - Northern and Temporary Firm Service provided in Zone 3 of the Pipeline System other than Short Haul;
Long haul means all Transmission Service - Northern other than Short Haul;
Long haul means flights with a duration of eight
Long haul means a flight that is equal to or greater than 2,500 nautical miles as measured from Dublin Airport to a different geographic location.
Long haul means what, when you are talking about a strike