Sentence examples for aviation events from inspiring English sources

Although this year's show is the big gest ever at Hanover, with 334 exhibitors, it has yet to match such other European aviation events as the Paris air show.

The board does not have a written policy of investigating minor aviation events involving V.I.P.'s, but in practice it pays close attention; most recently, the chairwoman of the board went to Alaska after the crash of a single-engine bush plane that killed Ted Stevens, the former United States senator.

Predominantly self-taught, since 1992, he has photographed a broad range of subject-matter, ranging from professional and amateur athletics, landscapes, catalog products, architecture, professional motorsports, international aviation events, documentary subjects and the human figure.

He also backed a number of history-making aviation events.

However, he continued to attend numerous aviation events, to include being a periodic guest of the U.S. Air Force for their annual "Gathering of Eagles" program at the Air Command and Staff College at Maxwell AFB, Alabama, USA.

It is the largest aviation event in North America, with more than 750,000 people typically attending and more than 700 exhibitors selling not only aircraft but also avionics, as electronic systems for the cockpit are known.

Spectators camped out by the airport to be there for what some said was Europe's biggest aviation event since the first flight of the supersonic Concorde in 1969.

He said: "The objective is to stage a significant aviation event, based in Ayrshire, which explores the theme of flight, initially through an airshow and static aircraft display".

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It is usually wise not to let media reports distort your perception of reality, but I am getting nervous about this apparent uptick in aviation security events.