The phrase "airplane control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, specifically when discussing the management or operation of an aircraft.
Example: "The pilot demonstrated excellent airplane control during the turbulent weather conditions."
Alternatives: "aircraft control" or "plane control".
"We are issuing this AD [airworthiness directive] to prevent loss of flight-critical information displayed to the flight crew during a critical phase of flight, such as an approach or take-off, which could result in loss of airplane control at an altitude insufficient for recovery, or controlled flight into terrain," it said.
In technical terms, within the normal operational range, airplane control is linear; outside that range, it's nonlinear.
Many managers within Sony were resistant to the concept, but Goto had the support of Sony president and keen pilot Norio Ohga, who liked the device because it reminded him of an airplane control wheel. 5. Goto also abandoned the traditional practise of labeling joypad buttons with sequential letters.
Spacecraft, weapon guidance systems and passenger airplane control systems are among the technologies built using high-assurance methods, because they must be resilient to cyber threats and function correctly at all times.
Honeywell built airplane control systems and periscope sights for submarines, and also developed a proximity fuse for anti-aircraft shells.
During this element, which is known as a keyhole, riders go through an actual airplane control tower (which was retrieved from O'Hare International Airport), giving the illusion the train will hit the tower.
She began experimenting with their design, making their limbs and jaws movable, and creating what she called "airplane controls" to make them work.
The Smiths Group, a maker of airplane controls and cockpit displays, signed a confidentiality agreement with TRW that could lead to a bid for TRW's aeronautical unit.
EgyptAir 990 crashed at sea two years ago because of a co-pilot's "manipulation of the airplane controls," the National Transportation Safety Board concluded in a report released today, ruling out mechanical problems, evasive action to avoid another airplane or any other cause.
SMITHS GROUP, London, a maker of airplane controls and bomb-detection systems, said it had won a $450 million order from Lockheed Martin Corp., Bethesda, Md., the military contractor, to supply flight display and weapons control systems for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.
A flight instructor who died on Tuesday after an airplane controlled by his student plummeted to the ground was an accomplished flier who was known for training young pilots, his friends said today.
