Sentence examples for launch plane from inspiring English sources

White Knight Two is a double-hulled launch plane with four engines from Pratt & Whitney.

"The spaceship is being designed so that it can be flown twice a day and the launch plane can be flown three times a day," says designer Burt Rutan of Scaled Composites.

In 1916, flying-off decks were built aboard several British ships, and by 1918 the Royal Navy had a converted passenger liner, HMS Argus, that could land and launch planes on a flight deck extending from bow to stern.

Video and still images showed a valve wheel with Japanese letters, a catapult system used to launch planes, a gun turret, and one of the ship's two 15-ton anchors.

First, Airbus imagines that its planes could take off in what it calls "eco-climb". The idea is to launch planes through "assisted take-offs using renewably powered, propelled acceleration". This allows a steeper climb out of an airport which is both quieter for folks on the ground, and enables the plane to reach altitude sooner.

President Trump set his sights on the Navy in a new interview, calling the service's new electromagnetic catapult to launch planes off aircraft carriers "no good" and saying that the Navy needs to go back to "goddamned steam," the method used for decades.

Rutan predicts that if Virgin Galactic is able to build 40 to 45 spaceships over first twelve years, with 15 launch planes, they could fly 100,000 people in the first twelve years of operation.

Those steam-powered catapults that US carriers use to launch planes off the flight deck are immensely expensive and intricate.

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A Lambertian source launches plane waves at the slab surface and the initial wave vector k = (k x, k y) is noted.

In 1993 he was the only British reporter on board the US carrier Kitty Hawk as she launched planes against Iraqi targets.