Sentence examples for standard jet from inspiring English sources

This malady affects pilots more acutely than standard jet lag, because they rarely stay in one place long enough to switch from their home time.

The Boeing 747-400, which took off from London and landed in Amsterdam, had one unmodified engine running on a mix of about 25percentt biofuel with the rest coming from standard jet kerosene, Mr. Branson said at a news conference at Heathrow Airport.

The A380 was used to demonstrate the viability of a synthetic fuel comprising standard jet fuel with a natural-gas-derived component.

Let's assume then that Santa's going to use standard jet fuel, and that 12percentt ratio holds -- so for each gallon of jet fuel, we need around 8 gallons of oil.

On 1 February 2008, a three-hour test flight operated between Britain and France, with one of the A380's four engines using a mix of 60% standard jet kerosene and 40% gas to liquids (GTL) fuel supplied by Shell.

Fulcrum told the New York Times that their biofuel can cut an airline's carbon emissions by 80percentt compared with standard jet fuel, which is a big deal carbon is the largest contributor to greenhouse gas pollution, and carbon emissions lead to a rise in global temperatures, a rising sea level, and an uptick in natural disasters, heat waves, and droughts, according to the EPA.

I bargained with a taxi driver named Raja Bapamah, who agreed, for 1,500 rupees, to spend an eight-hour day helping me explore the plantations and religious sites of the island's interior — areas well off the standard jet-set itinerary.

The flight may not be as comfortable as business class on a 747 and it does not offer a choice of a dozen movies -- or any movies, for that matter -- but crossing the Atlantic in just over three hours on the supersonic Concorde, versus seven or nine hours on standard jets, is well worth the cost and relative discomfort, passengers said yesterday.

This uses far less sample material than a standard liquid jet.

Never mind that only one of the plane's engines used biofuel, and that was about 25percentt mixed with standard kerosene jet fuel.

With Mars's thin atmosphere, McArtor says flight using a propeller or a standard turbine jet engine would be very difficult.