Sentence examples for depending on aircraft from inspiring English sources

In the depicted Joliet, IL LFR approach procedure, minimum descent altitude could be as low as 300 feet AGL, and required minimum visibility one mile, depending on aircraft type.

Prices, depending on aircraft type, start at $123,750.

On Boeing 777s, business class seats have a 62 inches of leg room, and are able to recline with a pitch of 157°, depending on aircraft.

Supplies for Kanga Force were either flown in, depending on aircraft availability, or shipped to the mouth of the Lakekamu River in small craft, transported up the river to Bulldog in canoes and then carried over the Bulldog Track by native porters.

An illustration of the model application shows that in addition to airspace geometry, the total conflict risk also depends on aircraft speed, traffic demand and its spatial and temporal distribution in the airspace as well as the applied separation minima.

Another 12 percent of flights have trial service or offer service on a given route depending on the aircraft used.

Data recorders must be able to hold the last 25 hours of instrument readings in their memories and must be able to handle a minimum number of sensor readings -- that minimum varies from 17to8888, depending on the aircraft.

Consequently, it is usually admitted that only passengers sitting next to the patient (3 rows ahead and behind, and 3 seats on the right and on the left of the infected passenger, depending on the aircraft's seat set-up) as well as the members of crew working in this same cabin must be warned of the potential risk a posteriori.

The station identification would be heard once or twice, possibly with different relative amplitudes, depending on the aircraft location.

The speeds and technique will vary depending on the aircraft.

Turn final to align the plane with the runway and lower flaps completely (30° or 40° depending on the aircraft).