Sentence examples for flight inspector from inspiring English sources

While they have been maintained as exhibitions, it has been years since a qualified flight inspector gave them even a cursory go-over for flight.

Concerns ranged from a lack of training for industry regulators to a shortage of flight inspectors.

Two senior flight operations inspectors have claimed they were forced out of the Civil Aviation Authority after raising concerns that job cuts had put passengers at risk.

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Air safety downgrade: India has asked the US's Federal Aviation Administration FAAA) for a fresh audit of its air services after the FAA downgraded India to Category-II in safety rankings, clubbing it with Zimbabwe and Indonesia as it expressed a concern over a lack of full-time flight operations inspectors.

He was also a flight commander and air inspector while with the unit.

DHS also found that CBP officials had vastly underreported the program's cost, claiming the unmanned aerial vehicles cost $2,468 per hour of flight time, while the inspector general calculated the real cost to be more than five times that amount, at $12,255 per hour.

Only now, almost three years after the crash on Aug. 30, 2002, has Babb's family claimed they've discovered a startling secret: The co-pilot's records had been "pencil whipped," or falsified, to indicate he had fulfilled Federal Aviation Administration requirements for annual proficiency flights with a certified inspector, the equivalent of a driving test for pilots.

On Tuesday, American canceled 460 flights after federal inspectors found problems in work done two weeks ago on wiring.

More than 750 trains carrying 300,000 passengers use the tunnels each day, but emergency access is through 90-year-old spiral staircases, some of which are 2 feet wide and 10 flights high, the inspectors said.

The woman, Liliana Giraldo, was headed to Miami on Thursday, ticketed to make a connecting flight to Colombia, when an inspector examined her luggage as part of a continuing investigation, Janet Rapaport, a spokeswoman for the Customs Service, said.