navette

So we gave up on it and walked to the navette station.

So we found a navette instead, which is what the French call an airport shuttle bus.

A shuttlebus (navette) connects the Airport to the city centre.

Headed straight for the navette again.

La Navette offers faster reservation and luggage delivery systems as well as special check-in areas.

The navette, Marseille's traditional sweetmeat, is about as boring as a biscuit can be.

The line ends with a turnaround loop, with one of the two tracks allowing for trains to be transferred to the voie navette.

The MP 51 prototype was built, testing both rubber-tyred metro and basic automatic piloting on the voie navette.

Marseilles has few notable products of its own, unless you count the clunky savon-de-Marseilles soap and devastatingly overrated navette biscuit.

This merger may result in the re-opening of the voie des Fêtes and the voie navette, eventually allowing for the opening of the ghost station Haxo.

The car service, called by the macaronic Le Shuttle - the French version, La Navette, lost out - has been used by shareholders and other bigwigs for some time.

The name of the train that is to ferry passengers through a tunnel under the English Channel is to change its name from Le Shuttle to La Navette.

At the moment, the voie navette is blocked near Pré Saint-Gervais by an additional maintenance facility for the MF 88 rolling stock, due to their high failure rates.

Air France La Navette service offers 80 flights a day from Paris-Orly Airport to Marseille, Bordeaux, Nice, and Toulouse, with a flight every 30-60 minutes.

TAN also operates "Navette Aéroport" (airport shuttle bus) between downtown Nantes and Nantes Atlantique Airport.

The Navette (shuttle) from Paris Orly airport serves Toulouse and Marseilles every 30 minutes at peak periods, and every hour in between; and Nice every hour.

La Navette Hôtel de Ville de Neuilly - Hôtel de Ville de Neuilly (circular line)

A shuttle bus links the short distance between the airport and Neustrie giving an alternative to the "Navette Aeroport" linking downtown Nantes and Nantes Atlantique Airport.

The voie navette was also closed to passenger traffic and the northern branch of line 7 currently terminates in an anticlockwise loop to Pré Saint-Gervais instead of Porte des Lilas.

La Navette was established by Air Inter Europe to compete with the private companies that have vied for the French regional air network since January, when air traffic over France was deregulated.

Modified brilliants include the marquise or navette (French for "little boat", because it resembles the hull of a sailboat), heart, triangular trillion (also trillian or trilliant), oval, and the pear or drop cuts.

Latendresse also developed the technique for producing shaped pearls, which he called "fancishapes", which today are used by the American Pearl Company to produce shapes including coin, bar, navette, marquise, teardrop, cabachon and triangle.

Articles 45 and 48 give priority to government projets de loi (bills) and allow the government to intervene in the navette (when legislation shuffles back and forth) between the Assemblée and the Senate, overruling the latter.

One hundred years after its initiation, Paris's métro has 14 lines (not including two shorter navette lines and the Montmartre funicular), and 12 of these penetrate well into the surrounding suburbs (as two, lines 2 and 6, form a circle within Paris).

I was trying to ask if there was a shuttle bus between Calais maritime and Calais town centre - however it came out as un navet, a turnip, rather than une navette - fortunately the puzzled look on the rail worker's face soon made me realise my mistake ....