Sentence examples for aircraft side from inspiring English sources

I worked on the military aircraft side and my experience of the Ministry of Defense's procurement was quite painful.

On the commercial aircraft side, Boeing's acquisition of KLX and its joint ventures with suppliers such as automotive seat firm Adient and French engine manufacturer Safran are part of the aerospace giant's plans to offer more services, including repair and overhaul capabilities.

Starting next year, Boeing will also cut at least 28,000 jobs, most of them on the commercial-aircraft side.

After America abruptly cancelled a long-standing agreement on civil aircraft, both sides have moved towards challenging the other's subsidies at the World Trade Organisation.

The aircraft swings from side to side, fishtailing in the turbulent air.

Regulators in the United States who tested the plane said early versions of the aircraft rolled from side to side and leaked rainwater.

At issue is whether the plane manufacturer had failed to warn the airline of the dangers of trying to maneuver the aircraft using strong side-to-side movement of the rudder, or whether the airline had trained its pilot to do the wrong thing.

This allows the pilots to determine if the aircraft is drifting side-to-side or forward and backward, he said.

"It was like 'Independence Day.' " "It was like 'Die Hard.' " "No, 'Die Hard 2.' " " 'Armageddon.' " And the exclamations from below, from the watchers of the skies caught on video, as they see the aircraft slice into the side of the tower: where have you heard those expressions most recently — the wows, the whoohs, the holy shits — if not in movie theatres, and even on your own blaspheming tongue?

The jet's maintenance log showed that before the plane took off, ground crew had tried to repair the pitch trim, which helps keep the nose of the plane in position, and the yaw damper, which keeps aircraft from swaying from side to side.

Dr. Pettit took a sheet of plastic and folded and taped it into the shape that Dr. Weislogel had suggested, with a teardrop-shaped cross-section like an aircraft wing, one side rounded and the other with a sharp fold.