Sentence examples for right aircraft from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, the order of the day is cost control, he said: "Running the right aircraft on the right routes, not wasting capacity".

Armed Forces Minister Nick Harvey said the decision was not taken lightly, but that the Tornado was the right aircraft for the current conflict in Afghanistan and for the next decade.

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As much as Boeing tries to downplay this bout of bragging rights–aircraft deliveries are more important than orders, is the line it peddles in Paris it can't escape the fact that Airbus is steadily attacking the 60% market share in the passenger jet market that it claims.

The incident that amused her most occurred when she tried aerobatic maneuvers in a Spitfire and found herself flying upside down, unable to right the aircraft.

To this end, a Convention on the International Recognition of Rights in Aircraft was concluded in Geneva in 1948.

Its wide acceptance will have the side effect of bringing about much greater uniformity in rules of private law governing rights in aircraft.

But it is hardly a secret that it has granted lesser forms of collaboration, including the use of the key command and control facilities at the Prince Sultan airbase near Riyadh, or overflight rights for aircraft and missiles.

I never turn right on an aircraft".

"Together," Captain Bernard said, "they tried to right an unrightable aircraft".

Biofuels might also have drawbacks such as gumming up gas turbines unless kept at the right temperature.Electric aircraft would be cleaner.