Sentence examples for gain flying from inspiring English sources

Advances in aviation in the 1920s led Hansell to undertake a career in aeronautical engineering, and to gain flying experience, he decided to join the United States Army Air Corps.

After four years service in Egypt and Palestine, he returned to Australia and was commissioned into the Citizen Air Force, flying with No. 1 Squadron at Laverton, where he gained flying instructor qualifications.

The undercarriage lifted off from the runway; however, the airplane failed to gain lift, flying only several meters above the ground.

The player's movement is affected by wind currents and altitude can be gained by flying through thermal columns.

Gaining his flying certificate with the Royal Aero Club at Hendon in October, he joined the Royal Naval Air Service (RNAS) as a probationary flight sub-lieutenant on 14 January 1916.

American policymakers accused China of manipulating its currency for competitive gain and flew to Beijing to convey their displeasure.

Glider pilots can gain altitude by flying along the intersection as if it were a ridge of land.

It flies at 60,000 feet and was intended to replace the piloted U-2 spy plane, which gained fame for flying over the Soviet Union during the cold war.

Once a thermal is encountered, the pilot can fly in tight circles to keep the glider within the thermal, so gaining altitude before flying towards the destination or to the next thermal.

But what if hackers were to gain control of civilian flying robots?

Scientists have long known that flying insects gain an electrical charge when they buzz around.