Called "shared cars" or "station cars," the basic idea is a fleet of cars that has several users a day.
But AgustaWestland, the European company that builds the helicopters for Lockheed Martin, disputed his comments and offered to build a fleet of the basic craft for the $6.8 billion originally budgeted for the project.
Formed in 2004, the NAS is comprised of a fully operational ambulance fleet with 160 basic life support-equipped ambulances and more than 1,200 emergency medical technicians (EMTs).
Rental fleets tend toward basic models, nevertheless, they can give you and your family a sample of the boating fun waiting for you on the water, and they are a great way to get your feet wet.
The hospital essentially consists of little more than a series of tents with iron beds, a rudimentary mortuary, a small fleet of ambulances, and basic medical equipment.
Comparing our salaries with our biggest competitors, namely, Singapore and Emirates, BA's proposal for the "new fleet" salaries of £11,000 basic plus £2.40 an hour is not an attractive one.
Enlisted people and officers all come for basic submarine school before they join the fleet, and for advanced training as they rise in rank.
The fleet is dedicated to two basic services: carrying riders from the end of subway lines to their homes or work places, and providing express bus service into and out of Manhattan.
The basic argument for dramatically shrinking the US fleet is that our weapon systems are far more capable than systems even 10 or 15 years ago and so our increased quality will make up for any decline in quantity.
The result would be huge efficiency savings, initially from the scale of production and subsequently from the Southwest Airlines model of running just one basic type of aircraft across 90% of the fleet.
