Sentence examples for aviation management from inspiring English sources

As you might have guessed from the set up, one is a former military man who spent years as a project portfolio manager with a Boeing-owned aviation management firm and doesn't smoke pot; the other's been dreaming of legal marijuana his entire adult life, and recently spent 4/20 at the High Times Cannabis Cup dressed from head to toe as Willie Wonka.

As you might have guessed from the set up, one is a former military man who spent years as a project portfolio manager with a Boeing-owned aviation management firm and doesn't smoke pot; the other's been dreaming of legal marijuana his entire adultlife, and recently spent 4/20 at the High Times Cannabis Cup – dressed from head to toe as Willie Wonka.

"Obviously, there isn't enough to go around," said Tom Harbour, the Forest Service's director of fire and aviation management.

Mr Rozen later told me that ENPC's new executive MBA in aviation management is generating inquiries from older executives.

Aviation management and aeronautical science are also unusual degrees offered by Skema, with the option of doing a year in the US or Australia.

Still, men dominate, especially in some of the university's most well-regarded programs — just 10 of 171 students in aviation management, for example, are women.

In view of the importance and onerous of civil aviation airworthiness management, an airworthiness management system, which is based on the architecture of C/S and B/S, has been designed and developed.

The successful experience of the CFM56 series is summarized about engine model design, type certification and continuous aviation safety management, which would provide some guidance for international cooperation at engine design, manufacture and airworthiness management in civil aviation.

The deal is intended to augment Rockwell Collins's aviation information management offerings.

Mr. Fuentes, who is studying aviation maintenance management near La Guardia Airport, bought two air-conditioners at Sears for his home in Woodside, Queens.

The drive to diversify, most intense in the 1970's and 80's, led it into disparate businesses like commercial aviation, waste management and telecommunications.