Sentence examples for more efficient aircraft from inspiring English sources

Airbus executives argue that the steady growth in air travel requires bigger and more efficient aircraft.

Yet it is hoped the technological concepts it brings together will spawn a new generation of cleaner, more efficient aircraft.

But United said the schedule reductions would lead to savings of $1.2 billion because the airline would rely on more efficient aircraft.

To achieve these targets, all international airlines have adopted IATA's strategy of improved technology, more efficient aircraft operations, infrastructure improvements, and a single global market-based measure.

He said the airline was working hard to cut costs, by cutting jobs, implementing a company-wide pay freeze and introducing new, more efficient aircraft.

And at the press conference to launch its proposals, the chairman, Sir Howard Davies, said: "More efficient aircraft will offset the increased number of flights".

Kowal said there are different measures the industry has taken to begin cutting back, including changing flight paths and building more efficient aircrafts — with the last piece of the puzzle being to change the type of fuel being used.

The department also inexplicably ordered other changes after the contracting process began that were never communicated to Boeing and that were intended to disadvantage Boeing's more efficient midsize aircraft in favor of EADS' oversized aircraft.

Putting their combined payload into one more efficient, larger aircraft plainly makes sense.The A380 will initially be able to carry about 30% more passengers than the 747 in a conventional layout, with 50% more floor space.

A new generation of more efficient, quieter aircraft jet engines carrying names such as the TXWB, the PurePower PW1000G and the T1000 are due for commercial introduction over the next two years.

The factor represents the efficiency gains that will be achieved in the air transport system by e.g. optimisation of operational procedures, air traffic control or the introduction of larger, more modern and more fuel-efficient aircraft.