Sentence examples for hazardous flying from inspiring English sources

Despite the age of the converted tankers and the hazardous flying conditions, pilots said they were confident in their training, planning and the safety of their planes.

In an event similar to the 2010 eruption of Eyjafjallajökull volcano in Iceland, which cancelled over 100,000 flights, Rinjani is ejecting ash up to 14,000 feet and causing hazardous flying conditions in and around the Bali International Airport.

The rules should also vary according to location, since surveying the outside of a building in a city is more hazardous than flying over a field.

The water treatment plant in Yuma was to be moved due to the potential of an accident with a vehicle carrying hazardous materials flying off the bridge and contaminating the water supply.

"No one can tell you what the Matrix is...you have to see it for yourself". The objective of the game is to fly around the environment and practice maneuvers such as taking off, landing, and flying by hazardous terrain and, of course, avoid crashing.

Flying fish may become a hazardous food if the flying fish meat is contaminated with histamine formers, such as S. xylosus, and exposed to temperatures above 15 °C.

Reconnaissance RF-4Cs made their debut in Vietnam on 30 October 1965, flying the hazardous post-strike reconnaissance missions.

Smart beachgoers know that before they take a dip, they should check whether any warning flags are flying, indicating hazardous conditions such as rip currents or the presence of jellyfish.

The hazardous asbestos was fly-tipped off Hogsea Lane at Hilston, near Withernsea, about four days ago, said East Riding of Yorkshire Council.

Examples of the former are fatal runway incursions (e.g. Linate runway collision in 2001), fatal mid-air collisions (e.g. Ueberlingen mid-air in 2002), loss of control of an aircraft flying through a hazardous weather system (e.g. Air France crash in Atlantic Ocean in 2009).

He had spent much of the previous two years leading from the front and flying long and hazardous operations over enemy territory.