Sentence examples for airspace control from inspiring English sources

UAVs are a complement to larger manned-aircraft photography and photogrammetry, because they can provide rapid solutions with virtually no infrastructure, like airport and airspace control.

Once we've established new airspace control systems and the tech reaches a given usability threshold, the floodgates will be opened to countless new use cases.

The plane vanished just as it was moving from Greek to Egyptian airspace control.

The role of No. 2 Operational Conversion Unit (No. 2 OCU) is to "support the preparation for and the conduct of effective airspace control, counter air strike and combat air support operations through the provision of trained personnel".

But Beijing's objective in claiming airspace control may be a signal of intent to extend its authority farther in the region, Smith said, deeming it unlikely that China will be eager to resume diplomatic engagement with its rivals.

What Israel considers as necessary measures to protect its citizens, such as border and airspace controls, the Palestinians view as occupation in disguise.

"We have all of Brazilian airspace controlled, except for the Amazon," Gen. Alberto Cardoso, the government's national security minister, explained in an interview in Brasilia early this month.

The foreign secretary, Boris Johnson, ruled out air drops of aid, saying it was too dangerous to fly into airspace controlled by Russia and Syria and that UK planes would be sitting ducks.

An Israeli Patriot missile battery has shot down a Syrian fighter jet that infiltrated half a mile into airspace controlled by Israel over the Golan Heights on Tuesday morning.

Due to its location in the centre of Israel, air-force and civilian pilots alike cross the airspace controlled by Sde Dov's air traffic control tower from north to south and vice versa in order to reach their destination, without landing at Sde Dov.

Aviation experts say airspace-control arguments are perhaps most acute in Cyprus, the divided Mediterranean island, where rival air traffic controllers on the Greek and Turkish sides do not communicate with each other and can give conflicting flight information to pilots, elevating the risk of collisions.