Sentence examples for training airline from inspiring English sources

The teachers' lounge at Aviation, a vocational-technical school that specializes in training airline mechanics, is across the hall from his third-floor classroom.

Before deciding to revise the control system, the F.A.A. had developed emergency procedures for use if the rudder control system failed, but even after training airline crews in a 737 simulator often "crashed" anyway.

It specialised in training airline pilots after the war and eventually closed in the mid-1980s.

Shanks said a successful profiling system should train airline check-in staff and other people working at airports how to spot unusual behaviour.

The irony is that those who want to engage in real face-to-face conversations are too often forced to endure intrusive cellphone monologues in restaurants, theaters, commuter trains, airline cabins... LARRY SCHLACK Kalamazoo, Mich., April 23 , 2012To the Editor: When I was in high school in the late 1960s, my father told my sisters and me to do three things before we got married.

But the problem as I saw it, and as some readers have told me they see it as well, is that airport security is often perceived as a place where, the necessity of careful screening aside, passengers are needlessly harassed and rudely treated by untrained private guards and even by inadequately trained airline personnel.

Also, the facilities that conduct safety-training programs for charter pilots are held to the same rigorous standards as the centers that train airline pilots.    James K. Coyne    Chief Executive, National Air Transportation Association    Alexandria, Va.

DHS helps train airline workers to recognize typical signs that a person is being trafficked such as when an accompanying adult doesn't know a child's name or when a group of young women who don't speak English appears to be in the thrall of a single person.

Heidi MacFarlane, a vice president at Medaire, which trains airlines on accommodating people with disabilities, said that "passengers will receive the same in-flight medical assistance regardless of the class they are sitting in".

To relocate a large number of people efficiently, Mr. Ebbert said, officials are planning an improved public education campaign, and are exploring new ways to use buses, trains, airlines and other evacuation routes.

But Ms. Rivard, whose group provides training to airline personnel on a voluntary basis, said she recently learned that at least three major American airlines plan to begin training next year.