The phrase "airfield off" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to an airfield, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The plane took off from the airfield off the coast."
Alternatives: "airstrip nearby" or "airfield adjacent".
The airfield started off this year with a strong performance in January, when 402,529 passengers traveled through the airport, which was 32,299 more than the same month in 2018, said Nerissa Sugars, the airport's manager of air service development.
One chapter of the book describes how Houart, together with a group of French dragoons, watched as Coandă taxied twice around the airfield, lifted off to avoid the ruins of an old fortification wall, started flames from the engine by applying too much power, and was thrown from the aircraft the moment it hit the wall, with Coandă "not badly hurt".
The reports said the plan could also include financing for a feasibility study on acquiring Osprey aircraft, American vertical-takeoff transport planes whose introduction last year to a Marine airfield on Okinawa set off protests.
The tower, located on the airfield, was sheared off its base at about 4 15 this morning, said Frasier Jones, a spokesman for the F.A.A. "It took a pretty major hit," Mr. Jones said.
When they arrived at Malta, some landed there from the ship, and some flew up overhead and guarded the airfield to fight off the German aircraft.
But the visionaries at NASAexpect to see, 30 years from now, a small, two- to seven-seat flying machine that you will be able to drive at 25mph to a football-field-size airfield before taking off.
Within two months, the farmland and pig farm in the middle of the airfield was roped off, oil drums and hay bales marked out the circuit, while a cloth barrier was erected at the section where the two runways crossed, effectively creating a moment where racing drivers hurtled towards each other before turning sharply.
2. If that is not possible, they request surgical air strikes on the main military airfield planes take off from at the airport of Sirte, 500 kms to the east of the capital, and other strikes on another military airport located at Sebah, in the south of the country, near the Chadian border.
(Why build a vertical-take-off airfield when you can build a vertical-take-off fighter, as Hawker Siddeley showed with its world-beating Harrier?) But that is the strange thing about the future.
Once in a while, I'd hear another Superfortress rising in the distance from the airfield on Tinian, and far off down the coast there was the faint steady hammering of a pile driver, where the Seabees were building a new pier.
