Sentence examples for in airliners from inspiring English sources

The letter recommending a data recorder in cars like those in airliners to help the diagnosis of problems like those being experienced by Toyota owners is right on.

A major public health campaign is under way to save some of those lives by mounting portable defibrillators in airliners, office buildings and other public places.

He remembers the insults he faced in airliners and on street corners after the terrorist attacks of 2001, when his Sikh turban and beard got him mistaken for a Muslim.

Mr. Gates listed terrorist attacks in Madrid, London, Istanbul, Amsterdam, Paris and Glasgow and said other terrorist plots, some complex, had been disrupted before they could be carried out in Belgium, Germany and Denmark and in airliners over the Atlantic.

McDonnell Douglas is a lightweight contender in airliners (other than really small ones, where there is already a crowded market); its business was long since gobbled up by Airbus, which has turned from a subsidised creature of industrial policy into a profitable and ruthless competitor with one-third of the world market.

The ventilation in airliners is designed to limit movements of air to the front or the back of the aircraft.

James E. Hall's call for cameras in airliner cockpits (Op-Ed, Dec. 24) is a good start, but a crucial next step is needed.

It was not clear what effect this would have on the number of marshals on duty in airliner cabins at any given time.

There are almost 500 regional jets, or R.J.'s, on order, and they are entering the system at the rate of about 200 a year, representing nearly all of the growth in airliner aviation.

What's more, the hybrid CFD models are found to be rather promising for simulating air distributions in airliner cabins.

Chief Executive James McNerney Jr. will guide the aerospace giant to the top spot in airliner orders, in large system integration wins in defense and in acquisitions.