Sentence examples for aviation specialists from inspiring English sources

Aviation specialists contend that the legacy airlines have effectively hoarded their slots by scheduling small planes that pay lower landing fees.

Then in the 1970s, anthropologists found them, followed by scholars of women's studies in the 1980s and aviation specialists in the '90s.

They will join emergency services and aviation specialists already at the crash site, which is spread over more than 5.8 sq miles.

He did not specify what he meant by psychological issues, but some aviation specialists have cited the example of the Egypt Air crash in 1990.

Aviation specialists say that airlines, which pay for about 80percentt of a new aircraft upon delivery, already have financing in place for most planes scheduled for delivery in the next eight to nine months, although financing for 2010 looks less certain.

American military experts and private contractors help Iraqi aviation specialists track the Islamic State threat to the airport and airspace.

And his recollection, when run by an aviation specialist, did seem entirely plausible to him.

And Shannon's recollection did seem plausible to an aviation specialist the magazine consulted.

Her reportage of the pioneering flight was published in leading newspapers and helped cement her career as a writer and aviation specialist.

As one London Business School student puts it, a typical cohort might bring together a French bio-tech entrepreneur; a Turkish aviation specialist; an American strategy consultant; a Brazilian banker and an Indian consumer goods marketing specialist.

One of seven children growing up in Armonk, N.Y., Mr. Knox said that he and his brother, Bruce, 40, an aviation specialist at Citation Shares in Greenwich, "were always out in the woods, hiking and fishing and looking for animal tracks".