Sentence examples for coordinate air from inspiring English sources

The two NATO allies currently coordinate air defenses within the North American Aerospace Defense Command, or Norad, based in Colorado.

The F.A.A. now plays host to a conference call every two hours during the day to coordinate air traffic flows across the country.

Equally daunting are the many ground and airborne radar systems that the United States has supplied to Taiwan to coordinate air and sea assaults.

The spokesman said airlines were in talks with the European commission and member states to rapidly advance the planned Single European Sky initiative, which would coordinate air traffic control across the continent.

In major hubs, scheduling patterns designed to coordinate air traffic from all over the country can sometimes magnify delays.

It would prove difficult to coordinate air strikes or to transport weapons into the country.

"Wastage is huge," says Andrew MacLeod, who has coordinated air drops for organisations including the Red Cross and the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.

He also served as executive director of a body that coordinates air quality policy for a consortium of New England States.

"From a military perspective, this is a battle," said Jeff Smiley, a colonel with the California national guard who coordinated air support.

Eurocontrol, the Brussels-based agency that coordinates air traffic operations across much of the Continent, said that the low visibility, which began on Sunday, was exceptional.

"Colonel Momyer, whose nickname was 'Spike,' was ordered home in 1943 and named chief of combined operations for the Army Air Forces, coordinating air and ground combat tactics.