Sentence examples for broader aviation from inspiring English sources

According to reports, David Cameron will announce a consultation by March – when the transport secretary, Justine Greening, will publish the government's broader aviation strategy.

The process of making fuel from natural gas "is extremely costly, energy-intensive and has life-cycle issues" that negate some of the benefits from pursuing sustainable fuel options for the broader aviation market," Mr. Scott said.

If Wheels Up's December 2016 revenue spike is any indication of how the broader private aviation charter market is doing, 2017 is likely to be a very merry year.

"The approach was to develop a much broader strategy to aviation, which has taken us into training, maintenance and aircraft insurance and banking operations," he says.

The transport secretary, Douglas Alexander, said the broad thrust of aviation policy was unchanged since a 2003 white paper backed a significant expansion of airport capacity.

That strain is now reflected in the broader fabric of global aviation regulatory reform as individual civil aviation authorities refuse to take the FAA at its word.

3M said weak demand from United States customers hurt sales of LCD screen coatings, office supplies, steel coatings and other products, while Honeywell said the broader downturn in commercial aviation and autos weighed heavily on its sales.

The statistics bureau places delays in broad categories of national aviation system problems, like bad weather, heavy traffic and air traffic control problems.

There appears to be broad consensus in the aviation community that increased automation in the cockpit has changed the task of flying commercial aircraft.

The agent, Kenneth J. Williams, urged a broad survey of American aviation schools based on his concern that Middle Eastern men, possibly connected to Osama bin Laden, were training at a flight school in Arizona.

The bill provides a broad overhaul of national aviation, which includes improving runway safety standards and funding aviation safety research.