Sentence examples for airliner operation from inspiring English sources

In late 1994 and early 1995, Mr. Mohammed lived in Mr. Yousef's apartment in Manila, where they kept explosive devices and chemicals for use in the airliner operation, court documents say.

Alan R. Mulally's promotion from president to chief executive officer of Boeing's commercial airliner operation in March was not the joyous occasion it might have been.

Alan R. Mulally's Alan R. Mulally promotion from president to chief executive officer of Boeing's commercial airliner operation in March was not the joyous occasion it might have been.

George David and Karl Krapek, the chairman and president of United Technologies, get together every six months or so with their counterparts at Boeing: Philip Condit, the chairman, and Alan Mulally, the CEO of its commercial airliner operation.

United Technologies Chairman George David George David and President Karl Krapek Karl Krapek get together every six months or so with their counterparts at Boeing : Philip Condit Philip Condit, chairman, and Alan Mulally Alan Mulally, chief executive of Boeing's commercial airliner operation.

"Threatening civilian airliners' normal operations under international aviation regulations is not only against international rules but is an act against humanity," Mr. Kim said.

To ensure the safe operation of airliners, airframes and engines of civil and military aircraft have obligatory major overhauls after specified time intervals.

Laser systems used on military planes, he said, generally require maintenance after a few hundred hours of operation, but airliners fly longer between major maintenance visits.

In short, on May 7 , 2012 the Associated Press released a story that disclosed classified details of a CIA operation in Yemen that prevented an airliner bombing around the anniversary of the killing of Osama bin Laden.

Last year, in a bid to force the government to give it a say in the peace talks, the ELN staged three mass kidnapping operations: the hijacking of a domestic airliner, the abduction of worshippers at a church service, and the capture of members of an anglers' club out fishing.

American intelligence and law enforcement officials have said that their investigations of the hijackers' financial dealings helped lead them to suspect that Khalid Sheikh Mohamed, a Kuwaiti citizen who was indicted in an earlier plot to blow up American airliners, played a central role in planning the operation.