Sentence examples for flying crew from inspiring English sources
In all the literature about World War II, this is the first account to show how all levels of a squadron functioned-clerks as well as pilots, maintenance mechanics as well as flying crew chiefs, the mess hall as well as headquarters.
He could lie down there only with the connivance or permission of the stewardess or the flying crew, who would thus be according him to the hilt the very V. I. P. -style treatment that he came tourist class to avoid.
Such behind-the-scenes intelligence was revealed when, earlier this month, I spent a day at British Airways' new state-of-the-art Global Learning Academy on the outskirts of Heathrow Airport, where the airline hopes to train a record number of new flying crew entrants this year.
These are intense encounters, cannonballs flying, crew members sneaking aboard each other's vessels to cut down foes with swords or pistols, treasure chests being spirited away, hulls bursting open and taking on water (which you can then drain by the bucketload).
With battle ensign flying, crew on deck saluting and cheering and sound system booming songs ranging from "The Star-Spangled Banner" to an irreverent hit by the Detroit rapper Kid Rock, the patched-up destroyer Cole limped away from Aden harbor today with a show of unbowed pride as it cleared the moorings where 17 sailors were killed in a suicide bombing attack.
Boeing and SpaceX were awarded contracts from NASA to develop spacecraft capable of flying crews to the International Space Station.
In 2014, Boeing and SpaceX were awarded a combined $6.8 billion in contracts from NASA to develop spacecraft capable of flying crews to the station, the orbiting laboratory.
The winning team's idea was an AI-based diagnostic system that can help the flying crews better handle undesirable situations, providing them with less complex information among major cockpit displays.
The companies share NASA contracts worth $247 million to help pay development costs and all hope to win work flying crews to the space station.
"Twenty-fifteen is when I'm going to fly crew.
