Sentence examples for airplane operator from inspiring English sources

But the author, Robert T. Nullmeyer, said the problem was more the newness of the technology than the fact that the airplane operator was nowhere near the plane.

Airplane operators would pay about 83percentt of the total costs, estimated at $196 million annually.

To increase its regulatory control from 650 airplane operators to 10,000 over the next two years, the T.S.A. plans to outsource parts of the oversight.

But in contrast to radar and navigation beacons, the satellite-based system, known as NextGen, for next generation, requires substantial investment by airplane operators.

In seeking to significantly expand the number of airplane operators subject to security, the T.S.A. would depend on private firms that it would certify.

Mrs. Morgan said the agency would take into account the unique nature of general aviation and that many private airplane operators already had programs to safeguard their planes and passengers.

Boom's promise is one of reducing flight time significantly on popular intercontinental business routes, with economics that will roughly match current business-class fares for travelers while offering sustainable economics for airplane operators at the same time.

The accident report, however, criticised the fact that the majority of the airplane operators in the United States relied only upon Type I fluids for protection, and they do not use Type II.

In 1993, Transaero became the first Russian aircraft operator to receive Boeing airplanes.

While Mr. Langewiesche oozes hero worship over the operators of heavy machinery (like airplane pilots, he writes, "they were artists of motion -- fluid, expressive, and intuitively at one with their machines"), he has harsh words for the firefighters.

FedEx Ground is highly profitable, partly because FedEx owns its airplanes but uses owner-operators of trucks for much of its ground delivery.