Sentence examples for open aircraft from inspiring English sources

From each open aircraft floated bits of paper, like doves descending, but these messages urged not peace, but increasing militancy of the feminist kind.

Apply to open aircraft dispatcher positions with private airlines and freight carriers.

Members of ICAO, in order to comply with their obligations under the Chicago Convention, have to make certain that such airports are open to aircraft of all other ICAO members under the same conditions as they are open to national aircraft.

The aviation agency told the schools to consider having an instructor or other employee "open the aircraft door and retain possession of the key during the student pilot's preflight inspection".

After years of top-secret development, the jet — China's first stealth plane — was put through what appear to be preliminary, but also very public, tests this week on the runway of the Aviation Design Institute in Chengdu, a site so open that aircraft enthusiasts often gather there to snap photos.

But their anger spiked in 2011 when the board's acting general counsel filed a case against Boeing, asserting that its plan to open an aircraft assembly plant in South Carolina constituted illegal retaliation against the company's workers in Washington State for repeatedly going on strike.

The Russian Federation will soon deploy a new Open Skies aircraft, equipped with modern digital optical and infrared sensors and an imaging radar system, while the United States struggles to keep aloft an aging Boeing 707 airframe equipped with archaic film-based cameras.

But what about needing to use one of those instruments in an early open-cockpit aircraft with the wind screaming past at 100 miles an hour, or in a craft in deep space where horizon has no meaning?

Mr. Arkel's squadron consists of five North American SNJ-2's, open-canopy aircraft built for the Navy in 1940 and based at Republic Airport in Farmingdale on Long Island.

The algorithm is available as part of the open-source aircraft geometry tool suite, GeoMACH.

Last summer, the National Transportation Safety Board said that spaceship broke apart because the copilot had opened the aircraft's movable tail, or "feather system," too early.