The phrase "airlines engineering" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to the engineering aspects related to airlines or the aviation industry, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The field of airlines engineering focuses on the design and maintenance of aircraft systems."
Alternatives: "aviation engineering" or "aircraft engineering".
Some shares that started to fall in August have not come back at all: the car industry, airlines and engineering firms, for example.
The Aviation division provides cargo airlines, aircraft engineering, catering and airport services.
On Tuesday the group – predominantly the airline, with its engineering arm, and holiday company Cosmos – signed a share-purchase agreement with Greybull that it hopes will lead to a final sale by 24 October for a token sum.
In 2003, the States agreed to purchase Aurigny Air Services, which includes the airline and an engineering firm, to ensure the service previously operated by British Airways continued.
There he built dummies for simulated crashes, measured airline personnel for engineering projects and aided in redesigning seat restraints and escape systems for commercial aircraft.
Before joining Boeing, Bethune held a number of senior management positions in commercial airlines, including vice president engineering and maintenance for Braniff and Western airlines and senior vice president operations for Piedmont Airlines.
Among CEOs and senior managing directors in charge of business units and/or subsidiaries and senior executives of core airline operations, maintenance and engineering and the like, executives tend to have been with their current airline for an average of 12 years and in the industry for an average of 18 years.
The airline's head of engineering, Ian Davies, said: "We are continuing to apply the use of new digital and engineering technologies across the airline.
They also showed the States was guaranteeing a loan of £14.9m for the purchase of two aircraft and a separate £7.8m loan for the Aurigny Group, which is the airline and an aero engineering company.
Between 1997 and 2000, EADS AURBUS SA, for the development of the A340 500 and 600 programmes co-located up to 600 persons on a common multidisciplinary platform (engineering, manufacturing, support, airlines involvement).
"We looked at the picture in the jury room and we thought it was a jacket". said Joseph Trabazo, 24, years old, an airlines guard and a parttime engineering student, as he left the court house yesterday.
