Sentence examples for aviation office from inspiring English sources

Two senior Chinese civil aviation officials of the civil aviation office have disappeared, a Western diplomat said, and a senior Air Force officer who was supervising security has been detained.

Germany's federal aviation office (LBA), which administers pilots' licences, has reportedly asked Lufthansa for Lubitz's files, and said it would pass them on to the French investigators.

The BDL's statement said the measure had been taken in coordination with the German transport ministry and the federal aviation office.

The officials who confirmed the reports said there had apparently already been dismissals in China's civil aviation office, which arranged to buy the Boeing 767, and in the Air Force, which was assigned to guard the jet while it was being refurbished last year in San Antonio by two American companies.

Similarly the aviation agency says its office in Scottsdale, outside Phoenix, never got any notification.

The department's aviation enforcement office said it discovered that "certain airlines" have been refusing to accept reports from passengers about damage to these luggage parts, in violation of consumer protection laws.

"Only if the civil aviation agency and the air force agree — and also the individual offices of the air force and civil aviation along the route agree — can you get permission," he said.

Civil aviation authority.

While the faulty speed indicators did not cause the accident, their failure may have been an element in the fatal chain of events, according to France's aviation accident investigation office.

In the present world, where fingerprints as a biometric technology has been in use in a variety of government and private organizations, aviation and immigration, office access, military, operation of bank accounts, computers and mobile phone access and so on; the loss of fingerprints may have serious implications.

Securitas has contracts guarding ports and aviation, shops and offices, so someone who has for years guarded Van Goghs and guided visitors to rooms filled with Renaissance wonders could now be sent to protect an airport.