Sentence examples for levels of aviation from inspiring English sources

"TSA will continue to adjust security measures to ensure that travellers are guaranteed the highest levels of aviation security conducted as conveniently as possible," the administration's announcement said.

TSA will continue to adjust security measures to ensure that travelers are guaranteed the highest levels of aviation security conducted as conveniently as possible.

"The proposed changes will either continue to ensure high levels of aviation safety or will improve the present standards in many member states".

Just as autonomous, electric cars will introduce new levels of safety, efficiency and productivity, in this new urban air mobility era, we will spend much less time in transport, in vehicles that will be accessible for most of us and will dramatically reduce the levels of aviation and aerospace emissions.

"The higher the level of aviation emissions, the deeper the emissions cuts required in other sectors to meet the economy-wide targets".

When figures are reported for 2014 we may see a blip, but generally "the level of aviation safety is at its best, both in absolute and in relative (compared to number of flights) terms," says Harro Ranter, who runs a group called the Aviation Safety Network, told the Times.

"We want to maintain today's outstanding level of aviation safety without placing an undue regulatory burden on an emerging industry".

Nevertheless, when users are divided according to their level of aviation research experience, it is necessary to consider a source of bias those users with high aviation research experience will have a more clear, and enduring attitude towards FEAT improvement.

It is found that with fleet-wide desulfurization of jet fuel, a 35% reduction in aviation NOx emissions would result in maintaining the same level of aviation-attributable early deaths in 2018 relative to 2005 levels, while an 80% reduction in NOx emissions would half aviation-attributable early deaths.

There was no evidence that the carbon price reduced the level of domestic aviation in Australia.

Citing the high levels of greenhouse gas emissions from aviation, Prime Minister David Cameron, a Conservative, abruptly canceled longstanding plans to build a third runway at Heathrow Airport in May, just days after his election; he said he would also refuse to approve new runways at Gatwick and Stansted, London's second-string airports.