airway

It was landing almost directly beneath the airway they followed.

We cant get out this way, said Tom; well have to go up through the airway.

Then, with a glance at the sleeping boy, Come ye up the airway a bit.

They went back into the airway, and were met by a similar impenetrable mass.

Here and there the airway was lofty enough to allow us to walk with bent heads and rounded shoulders.

A matter which is easier, and for which straightforward ruling may be framed, concerns the navigation of craft upon the airway.

And he had picked up the line of beacons that marks the airway from Newark to Boston.

For them the international situation is much the same as for the London-Cairo airway.

A little stream ran down through the airway, from which the pail had been repeatedly filled.

The two walked up the airway a short distance, and sat down on a broken prop by the side of the track.