Sentence examples for aviation manager from inspiring English sources

The company's aviation manager, Eddie Yell, said executives had good reason to want to obscure where and when they fly.

Why should that contribution go towards the profits of the company?" said Bill Hemmings, aviation manager at Transport and Environment.

The bride's stepfather, Charles H. Conley, who is retired, was the aviation manager and a pilot for the Texas Pacific Group in Fort Worth.

"I'm afraid it's going to be a long season," said J. P. Greene, aviation manager with the forestry division in Tallahassee.

Charlie Robinson, 53, said his job as the aviation manager for the Stabilization, Treatment and Transport (STAT) flight team at the Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla was somewhat like the first flying job he had, piloting a medical evacuation helicopter in Vietnam.

Clay Templin, fire and aviation manager for the Forest Service's Eastern Regional Office, which covers 17 national forests from Missouri to Maine, said that parts of the territory the office oversees, such as the White Mountains in New Hampshire, are now at risk of fire.

We underline the main differences between three homogeneous groups (aviation managers and employees, modellers and field scientists, other stakeholders) and identify main end-user requirements for developing tools similar to ours.

"In a demanding industry he is a man who can cope with pressure," Monnery said, "whether as a 757 captain or in front of 50,000 Iron Maiden fans, or senior airline and aviation managers".

"Everybody has a different meteorologist," said Dorothy Haldeman, who, as the aviation program manager at the National Weather Service, is in charge of the weather forecasters for the F.A.A. "And even people who aren't meteorologists have opinions about what's going to happen with the weather," she said.

Time is almost up! Bill Hemmings is aviation program manager with Transport & Environment.

When asked about Rubio's speech, Joe Wells, a retired aviation services manager from Cedar Rapids, responded in a distinctly Iowa-nice way: He changed the subject.