In the center, 270 people match aircrafts with crews, draw flight plans and review maintenance checks, and keep an eye on passengers who missed their connections and need to be rebooked.
This description precisely matches two aircraft: Solar Impulse of 2015, and Wright Flyer of 1903.
At the start of the war, the United States and Japan were well matched in aircraft carriers, in terms of numbers and quality.
Airbus in a spin Airbus's new chief executive, Christian Streiff, was yesterday able to confine the company's key challenges to three: delays in the production of the A380 superjumbo, the weak dollar and matching Boeing in aircraft development.
Customers are received by appointment to assure confidentiality and are offered a computer application with detailed presentations of aircraft matching their needs — seating capacity, maximum range, speed and altitude capabilities, interior fittings and the like.
General Jodice, a native of New Milford, N.J., oversees the delicate process of matching specific allied aircraft, armed with specific weapons, to specific targets to achieve the best results on the ground with the least risk to civilians.
There, a United States Air Force officer, Lt. Gen. Ralph J. Jodice II, oversees the delicate process of matching specific allied aircraft, armed with specific weapons, to specific targets to achieve the best effects on the ground with the least risk to civilians.
Today Airbus, a European consortium, matches Boeing almost aircraft-for-aircraft in both sales and production.
Four airport workers were standing parallel to the departing aircraft in matching silvery overalls, side by side like soldiers, waving in perfect unison, with what looked like genuine feeling, at the departing passengers.
The bags loaded aboard the aircraft matched the passenger manifest, a step taken to foil terrorists who might send a bomb aboard in an unaccompanied suitcase.
