Sentence examples for rival plane from inspiring English sources

Boeing's rival plane is scheduled to go into service in 2008.

Airbus scrapped its first design for a rival plane, the A350, and is working on a new version that could hit the market in 2013.

It is briefly piqued again by an anecdote about a fault on a rival plane that sucked the pilot out the window with "his head and arms flailing down the fuselage".

At the Paris air show this week, the European planemaker was able to announce some sizeable orders for the A320neo, including a record-breaking one for 200 jets from AirAsia, a fast-growing Malaysian budget airline.Boeing is still hesitating over whether to to go for a simple re-engining of its rival plane, the 737, or a complete redesign.

In his speech to workers at Allegheny Technologies, a maker of specialty metals, Mr. Kirk cited the administration's actions to impose tariffs on Chinese tires, to keep auto parts suppliers from moving jobs to China and to support Boeing in the World Trade Organization case that challenged European subsidies to a rival plane maker, Airbus.

A worst-case scenario would be one where airlines started backing away from their orders, though given that no-one currently makes a similar aircraft they are unlikely to do so - not least since there are no guarantees a forthcoming rival plane, the A350 from Airbus, will be introduced without problems of its own.

During a particular patrol with two other members of his squadron on 13 May, the trio intercepted a party of twelve rival planes.

That is why airlines never run advertisements stressing their safety record when a rival's plane has crashed.

Airbus has just announced further delays to its equivalent, the A350, which is threatening to become as much of a "nightmareliner" as its rival's plane.

The Air Force said last week that it had reassigned two officials who mistakenly sent compact discs to the companies that contained government assessments of the refueling capacities of their rival's planes.

Until this month, he usually flew coach on commercial airlines, while many rivals chartered planes.