Sentence examples for aviation executive from inspiring English sources

Brenda was really an immaculately groomed aviation executive.

Laurie Price, an aviation executive and private pilot, told The Independent: "Wheeled cases could easily have ripped the escape slides, rendering them unusable and prejudicing passengers' safe exit, whilst cases in the aisle make a confused situation even worse".

"The industry has literally changed 180 degrees in the last five years," said Bill Papariella, an aviation executive who worked at NetJets, Marquis Jet, and Sentient before becoming a founder and president of the operator Jet Edge International.

After a stint in the U.S. Army (1957 58), he went into business, working as a land developer, an aviation executive, and an insurance executive, including a period as president of the now-defunct Quaker Life Insurance Company.

Peter D. Rettaliata, an aviation executive in Bay Shore, predicted that many Long Island companies would be bidding for military contracts in the fight against terrorism, reversing a pattern that has existed for a generation.

I. W. Stephenson, a retired pilot and aviation executive, said Mr. Hasenfus told him 20 years ago that he was going to work in Vietnam for Air America, then a C.I.A. proprietary corporation.

Just 21 minutes into a Wednesday afternoon demonstration flight, with aviation executives and journalists on board, it vanished from radar.

Even so, aviation executives wanted to get out ahead of any strongly worded advice from the task force.

The new carrier was run by a band of British aviation executives, including Mr. Clark, who had been at Gulf Air, and Maurice Flanagan, a former top executive at British Airways.

Aviation executives were reluctant to be quoted by name for fear of appearing to take sides in the dispute in Congress, but many expressed exasperation.

While many aviation executives and analysts say most airlines have a more solid financial foundation, they remain cautious, given how fragile the recovery has been.