Sentence examples for Aviation from inspiring English sources
noun
The art or science of making and flying aircraft.
US airline carriers on their own account for about a quarter of global aviation emissions.
Since then, the Rocky Mountain Instistute has advised many of the world's largest companies and dozens of countries how to reduce bills with renewables and has challenged the giant car, aviation and construction industries to rethink the way they operate.
One aviation expert said the comments backed up the idea that the aircraft's crucial gearbox transmission had "shattered" in mid-air.
easyJet: "EasyJet is a product of the EU's deregulation of Europe's aviation market.
The BDL's statement said the measure had been taken in coordination with the German transport ministry and the federal aviation office.
The next week she was reshuffled out of her job to become overseas aid secretary and the party began talking up the chances of new "aviation capacity".
In July India's new civil-aviation minister gave his blessing to six new airlines, two of which may be flying next year.
An aviation-only ETS in which the sector pays for its initial allocations, with appropriate parallel measures to address non-CO2 impacts, is the only way trading can genuinely reduce the climate impacts of aviation.Caroline Lucas, MEPRapporteur, climate impact of aviationEuropean ParliamentBrusselsSIR – The fuel that long-haul aircraft burn is not "high-octane".
THE decision by George Osborne, Britain's chancellor of the exchequer, to scrap air passenger duty (APD) on children is unlikely to appease many of his pro-aviation critics.
Having proved himself, he was put in charge of Boeing's commercial-aviation business in September 1998.
Carl Brewer wants his city, Wichita in Kansas (where Cessna is based), to help supply parts for China's general-aviation industry.
