No tarmac delays, no screaming babies.
Early the next day, as the plotters walked onto the tarmac, they were, indeed, caught.
Several rockets hit the airport tarmac and the fighting delayed plans to re-open the facility.
However because of fuel shortages, some aircraft are clogging up the tarmac.
After Bush deplaned, he was greeted by an honor guard on the tarmac.
A chieftain dressed in white then performed a libation ceremony pouring gin on the tarmac to bring good luck.
We waited some more, and some of the children had to get out and pee on the tarmac.
They sense it as theysit on the tarmac, waiting to take their turn on an overcrowded runway.
Slovenia's national soccer team members walk across the tarmac uponthe team's arrival at the OR Tambo International Airport inJohannesburg, South Africa, Monday, June 7, 2010. (AP Photo/HassanAmmar)
On the Sierra Leonean side new tarmac runs from the capital first to Bo, the country's second city and then on to Kenema in the southeast.
Once on the ground, they held passengers captive, threatened them with guns and murdered one hostage, dumping his body onto the tarmac.
Many of these have been upgraded in the past decade, but there remain many parts of the country where potholes are the size of golf bunkers and tarmac is an endangered species.
Once it has arrived at the airport and enters onto the tarmac, it can fold down its electrically powered wings, engage its rear-facing propellor and take off down the runway.
You discovered first hand while meditating there, the area exuded a translucent wave field, similar to the mirage you see when observing heat rising from tarmac roads in the height of summer.
Jack knew his hearing had returned when he heard the roar of a Boeing 727. Its wheels skidded onto the tarmac of runway seven, on its fuselage the familiar red and gold National Express banner.
