Sentence examples for development of aircraft from inspiring English sources
The invention of lighter-than-air vehicles occurred independently of the development of aircraft.
Noise and emissions are critical technical issues in the development of aircraft engines.
The objective of the paper is to provide an assessment of the commercial benefits and development of aircraft landing gear health monitoring.
Petroleum refining, time measurement, the development of computing, space exploration, the extraction and distribution of natural gas, the manufacture of iron and steel, and the development of aircraft are some of the subjects interpreted through the museum's exhibits.
A modern description would include the production and distribution of energy, the development of aircraft and airports, the construction of chemical process plants and nuclear power stations, and water desalination.
The profound changes in warfare that incubated between the world wars -- the German blitzkrieg, the American and Japanese development of aircraft carriers -- took place despite declining budgets and a powerful ennui resulting from the punishing trench slaughter of the First World War.
At the start of the 21st century Sukhoy began diversifying into the civilian market with the development of sports aircraft, freight vehicles, and passenger aircraft.
In the Vietnam War, large numbers of ground-attack aircraft were shot down by small arms, surface-to-air missiles, and low-level anti-aircraft gunfire, prompting the development of an aircraft better able to survive such weapons.
This tiny business at the forgotten end of aviation is where all the issues with which airline executives are now grappling — oil price volatility, declining traffic, evaporating aircraft finance, even hitches in the development of new aircraft — play out.
To allow further development of the aircraft's systems, orders were placed for three pre-production aircraft, the first of which performed its maiden flight in February 1975.
Development of this aircraft is building on work completed with the Airbus E-Fan, a prototype two-seater electric aircraft that was under development by Airbus.
