Sentence examples for charges of flying from inspiring English sources

Wilson, 42, from Bingham in Nottingham, pleaded guilty to four charges of flying drones over a congested area and five of not maintaining visual contact with them.

Wilson had pleaded guilty to four charges of flying small unmanned surveillance aircraft over a congested area and five of not maintaining direct, unaided visual contact with a small unmanned surveillance aircraft.

It reflects the highest credit on Captain Brain, who has been in charge of flying operations during this time".

I'd suggest Rob Harley could clumsily welcome him to the game with a couple of flying charge-down attempts to soften him up and put him off his game because, with time, he's a genius.

The Micro-USB charged module is apparently good for 10 minutes of flying per charge, and has an 180 feet/55 metre comms range (i.e. between it and you, piloting it via Bluetooth link to your smartphone).

Not surprisingly, when bloggers noted the discrepancies, charges of deception flew, even from publications that found the car to be thoroughly competent and smartly conceived.

Landowners can't charge pilots for the privilege of flying over their land, nor can they block it off entirely.

One example of successful servitisation is Rolls Royce providing aircraft engines on a fully managed service, covering the cost of all parts and labour when the engine is due an overhaul and charging its customers on the basis of flying time.

Snap will weigh just 1.1 pounds, and have 20 minutes of flying time per charge.

The current EHang model gets 23 minutes of flying time before needing to charge, which isn't useful outside of hobby flying.

Now the drone is capable of flying up to 31 minutes on a charge.