Sentence examples for completion of flight from inspiring English sources

"In Israel at that time, we averaged six months from an idea to completion of flight testing," he says.

Following the completion of Flight Unlimited II, its team split up to develop Flight Unlimited III (1999) and Flight Combat (later Jane's Attack Squadron) simultaneously.

Upon the completion of flight training he was posted to No. 29 Squadron RAF based at RAF Debden where he learned to fly the Hawker Hurricane and Bristol Blenheim.

Following the completion of Flight Unlimited in 1995, project leader Seamus Blackley planned to use that game's computational fluid dynamics (CFDs) code to create a combat flight simulator called Flight Combat.

Following the completion of flight operations the evening of 7 April 1951, Task Force 77, the Seventh Fleet's fast carrier task force, with the carriers and, departed Korean waters in the Sea of Japan bound for the Straits of Formosa Taiwann).

"End of huge adventure, thank you everyone who supported me," the 53-year-old wrote on Facebook, marking the completion of a flight which crossed 23 countries and gave her the "best view in the world" from her biplane, Spirit of Artemis.

It had become an immutable part of the drill: at the completion of the flight the astronaut's wife had to leave the house and confront the Beast and all his cameras and microphones and submit to a press conference and answer questions and be the perfect Astronaut's Wife with merely the entire world watching.

M. Brindejonc des Moulinais arrived at Villacoublay aerodrome, near Paris, from The Hague, soon after four o'clock yesterday afternoon and received a great ovation on the completion of his splendid flight of more than 5,000 kilometres from Paris to St . Petersburgand back.

The clearest indication yet that cellphones and airplanes are getting into sync came in mid-September, when Airbus, the European aircraft manufacturing consortium, announced the successful completion of an in-flight trial of an on-board personal cellphone system.

Hutchins (1995) argues that the successful completion of a typical commercial flight requires complex interaction between the pilots and the instruments in the cockpit.

Completion of the development and flight qualification of this technology would significantly reduce the risk and time necessary to respond to the discovery of potentially hazardous asteroid in the size range of 50- to 140-m diameter.