Sentence examples for push planes from inspiring English sources

These days, Mr. Nelson earns $8.70 an hour working nights as a ramp agent at Terminal 1 at Kennedy International Airport, "handling bags and driving a tractor to push planes back from the gate," he said.

While the design and materials used to make regular jets limit the speed of aircraft to three or four times the speed of sound (2,000 to 3,000 m.p.h)., scramjets theoretically may push planes to speeds of 18,000 m.p.h.

Dodd sat on many boards of review during the service's infancy and was one of the members who condemned pusher planes in favor of tractors.

"Airlines continue to add more flights using smaller aircraft, and then they expect the American people to pay for their arrogance -- in which they push smaller planes through an overtaxed hub-and-spoke system".

VICE News met up with the Thunderbirds in Atlantic City, New Jersey, to take a ride in an F-16 and see firsthand how these pilots manage to push their planes through these insane stunts.

After the worker was freed unharmed, he drove the tug to push the plane back from the gate, and the plane, an Embraer E-170, left a few minutes early, completing its trip to Hartford without further incident.

Now a tow bar and tug can be used to push the plane from the gate at departure.

That energy is then stored in super-efficient batteries, to help it stay in the air in the dark, which is used to power the clean motors that push the plane through the air.

"This is just pushing more planes into the air — it's not about solving delays," said Erica Purnell, a member of a task force on air traffic noise based in Greenwich.

In their paper, the Tokyo scientists also described a second paper airplane that used an aluminum target coated with plastic, providing sufficient thrust to push the plane into the air.

The use of barrel bombs has been condemned under international law because the explosives are often pushed off planes or helicopters and cannot be used accurately to attack military targets.