Sentence examples for flight engine from inspiring English sources

Once controlled flight had evolved, the avian body plan was transformed into a powerful flight engine.

The flight engine design [compared with existing test versions] is much lighter and tighter, and is extremely focused on reliability.

The technique, reported this week in PLOS Biology, opens up the door for researchers to learn more about how the blowfly controls its sophisticated flight engine and how its muscles, some of which are as thin as a human hair, trigger each wingbeat.

"It would not resemble a flight engine, but it will have all the correct features of a real engine, and it will show that it's controllable, that it's self-sustaining and indeed that it can simulate operation from take-off conditions".

The first prototype P.1127, serial XP831, was delivered in July 1960 for static engine testing, and in October the Pegasus flight engine was made available.

The cable/satellite TV channel The National Geographic Channel produced a documentary on the crash, and an episode from Seconds from Disaster titled "Chicago Plane Crash" (also known as "Flight Engine Down") detailed the crash and included film of the investigation press conferences.

Meanwhile, both planes experienced mysterious engine trouble, including an alarming in-flight engine failure.

The cracks have been blamed for at least two in-flight engine failures since late last year.

SYDNEY (AP) -- Qantas said on Tuesday that it would resume flying some of its A380 superjumbo fleet this weekend, ending a self-imposed flight ban after an in-flight engine failure prompted a global safety review.

"The events have included air turnbacks, in-flight engine shutdowns, T/R inner wall panel sections and parts being separated from the airplane, collapse of the inner T/R inner wall panels, and engine fire loop fault messages," according to what is called an airworthiness directive.

Indeed, in-flight engine database is not provided by engine manufacturers or airline companies.