Sentence examples for engine fleet from inspiring English sources

The company lauded the CFM56-7 engine fleet, which powers nearly 7,000 planes across the globe, for what it called "an outstanding safety and reliability record" since launching in 1997.

It should also be noted that although new diesel engines are available, it will take still many years before they have a significant penetration into the diesel engine fleet, especially in less developed countries (Scheepers and Vermeulen 2012).

For each year, the average exposure at the workplaces of train drivers and shunting yard engineers were separately calculated based on an engine-specific weighted average according to the line and shunting yard engine fleet in service in the respective year.

It has high auto-ignition temperature compared to other gaseous fuels facilitating thus its use on future and existing compression ignition engine fleets without serious modifications of their structure.

At a minimum he says the agency expects to certify a version of the current 100LL fuel with the lead removed (resulting in a reduced rating of 91 94 octane), which would satisfy a good chunk of the piston-engine fleet.

As for the remaining quarter or so of piston-engine aircraft that now needs high-octane avgas (the Aviation Fuel Club says these actually account for only 17 20% of the piston-engine fleet), Misegades says most can be modified with existing technology to run on mogas.

Yet even though lower-lead avgas is already being used by the piston-engine aircraft fleet without complaint, White says he is unaware of any 100VLL being sold separately because there isn't any specific demand for it.

Qantas is one of three airlines using the Rolls-Royce Trent 900 engine in its fleet of A380s.

This technology will allow a centralized command center to track the progress and location of every engine in our fleet -- saving critical seconds in dispatch time in addition to saving fuel and other resources.

The Japanese airline ANA has said it will refurbish all 100 Rolls-Royce engines on its fleet of Boeing 787 Dreamliners after three engine failures in 2016 caused by corrosion and cracking of turbine blades.

Meanwhile, Australian news media reports Monday suggested that Singapore Airlines might have to replace as many as 20 of the Trent 900 engines in its fleet of 11 A380s, while Lufthansa might need to replace two engines.