Sentence examples for aircraft point from inspiring English sources

Advocates of continuing investment in manned aircraft point out that current drones depend on two-way satellite communications.

In calm weather, it will keep the aircraft pointing in the right direction.

A full autopilot system would also weigh too much, so in calm weather a partial system will keep the aircraft pointing in the right direction.

Local news broadcaster Clete Roberts was a well-known public affairs commentator who went into the design aspect of the revolutionary aircraft, pointing out that Fresco's designs were never tested as a result.

Towers, though, represent only a small part of the vast network that routes aircraft from point to point.

The unsteady pressure fluctuations generated by the low-frequency large-amplitude shock motions are highly undesirable from the structural integrity and aircraft maneuverability point of view.

And then you have some aircrafts — like 10 or 20 aircrafts — flying point to point and shuttling people… This will come really fast".

In fact, his aircraft was pointed at the observation post.

The nose of the aircraft is pointing to the middle of the Paranoa lake.

The aircraft is pointed up at an angle of about 30 degrees, she said, and came to rest in a ravine where the nose is "wedged in".

At the sight of each aircraft, mourners pointed in agitation to the sky, demanding that foreign TV crews capture the moment and shouting choruses of support for Colonel Qaddafi.