Sentence examples for aircraft exists from inspiring English sources
By the end of this year, Airbus will have to decide whether sufficient demand for the new aircraft exists to justify starting construction.
The model is based on the assumption that conflict between pair of aircraft exists when either horizontal or vertical separation minima are violated.
The model is based on the assumption that a conflict between a pair of aircraft exists when either horizontal or vertical separation minima are violated.
Businesses had used aircraft since the early 1920s, and a substantial fleet of twin piston-engine executive aircraft existed when the executive jets arrived.
Due to the relative novelty of this technology, only few examples of similar aircraft exist today, mainly modifications of more traditional concepts, and thinking of a completely new electric aircraft is made difficult by the lack of a consolidated design framework, differently from the case of traditional ICE-powered models.
And there are good ones here about perhaps the first members of the "mile high club" (a married socialite and her flight instructor, found nude but alive after crashing on Long Island in 1916) and about test pilots like Alvin Johnston, known as Tex, men unafraid to bet their lives on aircraft that existed more in theory than practice.
As far as he was concerned, the Belgian Army could not conduct offensive operations as it lacked tanks and aircraft; it existed solely for defence.
Although few airfields existed, aircraft of the postwar era could and did use relatively short sod runways for years, meaning that locating suitable airports near most cities was not the formidable engineering challenge that emerged in subsequent decades.
A major link exists, for example, between the aircraft structure and aerodynamics.
This aircraft was selected because a complete dataset exists in the open domain, which can be used to validate SimSAC generated data.
This is consistent with conventional wisdom that there exists a "learning curve" for aircraft production that progressively shrinks unit cost steadily as production proceeds.
