Sentence examples for landing weight from inspiring English sources
Because the fuel dumping system was broken, they had to land weighing 50 tons over maximum landing weight.
This was a vast improvement on the original 2003 legislation, which outlined a fin landing weight of 5% ratio of the total shark's weight.
My fear got worse when the captain made another announcement saying that to get to a proper landing weight, some fuel would have to be jettisoned.
That means that a 225-seat Boeing 767, which approaches 400,000 pounds landing weight, pays about 30 times more than a small, twin-engine turboprop, like an 18-seat Jetstream 31, which weighs less than 12,000 pounds.
In fact, the number of warnings was such that the plane's computers could not initially make an accurate calculation of whether the jet — still laden with fuel and 50 tons over its maximum landing weight — would be able to slow itself enough on landing to avoid overshooting the end of the runway.
Humanitarian agencies are contending with significant delays due to technical restrictions on maximum landing weight and the use of wide-body aircrafts.
The annual landed weight of lobsters has exceeded the state's herring catch for seven years now, leaving lobstermen to import bait from as far away as Japan and Portugal.
He steered his daughter into a dry-land weight program when she was 10 and entered her in meets in Florida and California to expose her to deeper competition.
Tuna is one of the most important world marine fish resources, accounting for nearly 10% of the global marine fisheries catches by landed weight [10] and 20 30% by landed value [11].
Through analyzing the measured loads of the landing gears, weight of the jet and the limit load of landing gears, the system could be verified.
POLICE BOAT LENGTH 45 feet COST $2.5 million TOP SPEED At least 45 knots, or 52 miles, per hour RANGE At least 250 nautical miles, or 288 land miles WEIGHT 20 tons NAME Not yet determined, although the boat will be named after an officer who died in the line of duty.
