Sentence examples for airframe hours from inspiring English sources

The aircraft was a 5-year-old Lockheed L-1049H Super Constellation with a total of 17,224 airframe hours.

The aircraft was a Boeing 707 which had accumulated 26,319 airframe hours since its first flight in 1959.

The airframe had flown 22,068 flying hours, and had undergone an inspection 105 hours before the accident.

The airframe had a total of 36,041 hours.

Consequently, the company received, in man-hours, 40 percent of the airframe work-share.

The analysis attempts to include and quantify the effect of all parameters that significantly influence the growth of cracks in metallic airframes, and illustrates the derivation of a probability of failure versus flight hours.

The three jets the UK has bought are secondhand: even though they were the youngest in the USAF fleet of C-135 tankers before they were sold to the RAF and converted to Rivet Joint standard, the three airframes first flew in the mid-'60s and each had over 20,000 hours on the clock.

For the airframes of commercial airliners, this is required after about five years (22,000 flight hours) of operation.

INFO: Spruce Creek airport identifier: 7FL6 noise sensitive airport; Hours Attended: 0700-1700 EST; Telephone: 386-756-6125 (Approachescurity); Approaches: GPS 5 (Pvt).; Fuel: 100LL, Jet-A Services: andframe and Power plant repair.

The reinforced airframe sees extensive use of titanium alloys, increasing its durability to some 30 years or 6,000 service hours, and raising the maximum take-off weight to 34.5 tonnes.

The recorder captures two episodes of "airframe rattling".