Sentence examples for airliner project from inspiring English sources

It reckons its airliner project will start to turn a profit by the early 2020s.That is possible.

Comprehensive Observation Network for Trace Gases by Airliner Project.

The aircraft data were obtained from the Comprehensive Observation Network for Trace Gases by Airliner project (CONTRAIL) (Machida et al. [2008]; Matsueda et al. [2008]; Sawa et al. [2012]).

This move originated at the plant level: By becoming a partner in McDonnell Douglas' MD-80 commercial airliner project, CASA was able to create activity for one of its factories in Seville, Spain.

In the 1960s Filton played a key role in the Anglo-French Concorde supersonic airliner project.

Maturity problems are shown by technical problems and costs of long-range airliner projects such as Airbus A380 and Boeing 787.

Japan was banned from having anything to do with aviation after the second world war and took until 1962 to develop the NAMC YS-11 regional airliner, a project that eventually failed due to spiralling costs.The second attempt to build a Japanese airliner has come at a time when lumbering conglomerates like Mitsubishi struggle to find new growth markets.

The most recent Russian civilian aircraft project, a 150-seat airliner that would compete with the Airbus A320 family, is the first to reflect the Russian industry's reorganization and is planned to enter serial production in 2015.

In addition to funding from Boeing and JetBlue, Zunum has a team that includes a leader from a previous NASA-backed project on developing electric drives for airliners, and a long-term partnership in place for research on electric systems power optimization with the University of Illinois.

Mr. Steel said his group is lobbying for quick implementation of the European "Single Sky" coordinated control program and the U.S. Next Generation air traffic management project, both designed, in different ways, to guide airliners more directly to their destinations.

British innovation allowed a different kind of patriotism – scientific achievement rather than imperial dominion – but many of its pet projects fell to earth (the world's first jet airliner, the Comet, did so literally and too often), while others failed to take off.