Sentence examples for aircraft your from inspiring English sources

However, because this new aircraft is of a different make and model than the original aircraft, your reserved seat designations will not apply.

Slung beneath the wings of the WhiteKnight Two twin-hulled aircraft, your rocket is carried 50,000 ft (15,000m) into the clear skies over the Mojave Desert.

When you board the aircraft your seat number could be B17.

"You bring your $55 million jet and you want to hold a state dinner in your aircraft, but your flight attendant has to order your gourmet food from airline catering kitchens which specialize in feeding the masses or a local hotel," he said.

The report reads: "It is indisputable that your left wrist was broken at some time during your restraint on the aircraft... your description of the officer holding and twisting your hand with one hand whilst punching and jabbing your neck and attempting to strangle you with his other hand seems questionable.

Assembling the aircraft in your head before opening your tube of glue is imperative, and must be clearly defined and recorded to make the assembly as fun and as easy as possible.

Once inside it, he said, there are a few basic protocols for pilots to remember: Tune your radio to a frequency of 123.05 — the "common traffic advisory frequency" — and identify your aircraft and announce your location and planned route.

Buy and upgrade aircraft, plan your routes and hook up with friends' airlines.

"Low-flying aircraft over your house when you are trying to go to sleep is not fun.

Every pilot is taught the order of priority during any incident: aviation (keep the plane flying), navigation (work out where you are and where you want to go), communication (let the ground and perhaps other aircraft know your status).

Gary Lewi, a spokesman for the museum who led the briefing for Mr. Weiss's flight, dressed in a vintage uniform for his role as "mission commander," said the living history experience helped recreate "the entire gestalt" of what it must have been like to be an airborne trooper or a fighter pilot, "using aircraft as your time machine".