Sentence examples for back aircraft from inspiring English sources

Boeing also said it would not scale back aircraft production, which some had feared.

They argued strongly for punitive actions against Israel, including taking back aircraft and delaying or canceling scheduled deliveries.

Boeing, based in Chicago, cut jet production after airlines pushed back aircraft deliveries, but company officials said recently that the air travel slump looked worse than expected.

But, after several crashes, the Forest Service and the Interior Department have pulled back these aircraft, many of which are nearly 50 years old.That leaves helicopters and some more modern aircraft: but they cannot carry as much liquid.

Hold back the aircraft carriers from the waters near China.

Conventional radar uses a rotating antenna to sweep the sky, sending out radio pulses and detecting those which are reflected back from aircraft.

The bank, one of the top lenders in France, is scaling back its aircraft, shipping, real estate and leveraged finance businesses, the person said.

"Everything depends on whether people are comfortable getting back on aircraft," said Vernice Walkine, deputy director general of tourism for the Bahamas.

Given the circumstances, he said, Americans have made unrealistic and even hypocritical demands of China -- particularly by insisting that China should hand back the aircraft without searching it.

The Myanmar government said Friday that it was willing to receive relief supplies but not foreign relief workers and that it had turned back an aircraft that arrived Thursday carrying a search-and-rescue team and a media unit.

Dr. Villard, an electronics engineer, parlayed his youthful interest in radio into advanced research with military and other uses, including "stealth" technology to stop radar from bouncing back from aircraft, so planes are nearly invisible to it.