The phrase "airframe it" is not standard or widely recognized in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts related to aviation or engineering, possibly referring to the process of framing or structuring something in relation to an airframe.
Example: "Before we proceed with the design, we need to airframe it to ensure all components fit properly."
Alternatives: "frame it" or "structure it".
Ethiopian paid million for this airframe, and it was incorporated into the fleet on 4 jun; the aircraft resulted destroyed by fire on 10 Jul in an accident in Sudan.
For now, the company plans to use the hybrid powertrain on a test aircraft that it recently purchased (an old Aero Commander, for you avgeeks) while it starts working on its airframe.
The company, Aveos Fleet Performance, also announced that it had permanently closed its airframe maintenance operation.
"The likes of Boeing and Airbus have a lot of experience of building aircraft that look like a tube and two wings," says Jump. "When it comes to a new airframe that they want to design, it makes sense to evolve rather than revolutionise".
China needed to improve its airframe design, which was one of Chung's areas of expertise.
Though company officials say they have no current plan to market the HondaJet, it seems unlikely that Honda bothered to design and build its own airframe merely to test an engine.
It went into service with BOAC in 1952, but several fatal accidents caused by airframe failure led to its withdrawal.
The stresses and loads it puts on the airframe, especially an airliner of the 777's size, are tremendous.
Hence the decision to start pouring money into a subsidised Airbus in an attempt to buy a larger piece of the airframe business.For a long time it looked like money down the drain.
It is built with the airframe of the workhorse Hercules cargo plane, but jutting from its port side are 25-millimeter Gatling guns and 40-millimeter and 105-millimeter cannons that computers can hold on a target while the plane banks and flies in a circle.
