Sentence examples for air commerce from inspiring English sources

Starting in 1939, United States Coast Guard vessels were being used as weather ships to protect transatlantic air commerce.

Starting in 1939, United States Coast Guard vessels were being used as weather ships to protect transatlantic air commerce, as a response to the crash of a Pan American World Airways aircraft during a transpacific flight in 1938.

Somewhat related to this, the FAA is also ordered to evaluate how it can maintain the safety "of air commerce and navigable airspace in light of aviation safety hazards posed by unauthorized operations of unmanned aircraft in proximity to airports".

His father was Eugene Vidal, Franklin Roosevelt's director of air commerce from 1933 to 1937.

The airport protests, which began Tuesday night, have shut down Bangkok, the capital, to air commerce and elevated the antigovernment protests here to a national crisis.

He regarded it as a useful tool for industry and air commerce but primarily as an effective device for rescue and relief of human beings caught in natural disasters, such as fire, flood, or famine.

"Ice seemed to form in the very air," The Times reported.

NBC agreed to air XFL games for two seasons.

Korean Air, Airbus Ink MOU For Eight Superjumbos.

To purify air in closed areas, high efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filters are applied [115].

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