Sentence examples for transfer aircraft from inspiring English sources

Two 47 by lifts (elevators) were installed to transfer aircraft between the flight deck and hangars.

To transfer aircraft from the hangar to the flight deck, the ships have two large lifts, each of which are capable of lifting two F-35-sized aircraft from the hangar to the flight deck in sixty seconds.

After the cuts algorithm partitions the model into sub-graphs, the load balancing algorithm together with the heuristic algorithm transfers aircraft counts to balance workload among sub-graphs.

Task Force 57 arrived in San Pedro Bay on 23 April for a more thorough replenishment period and Illustrious transferred aircraft, spares, stores, and newly arrived pilots to the other carriers before sailing for Sydney on 3 May.

The forward platform measured 52.5 x 42.75 ft, the middle one 42.75 x 39.3 ft, and the rear 38.7 x 42.8 ft. They were capable of transferring aircraft weighing up to 5000 kg.

Within hours he was diagnosed with Crimean-Congo Haemorrhagic Fever, a virus nasty enough for him to be put onto a military transport aircraft for transfer to an isolation hospital in London.

Critics in Congress argue that Iran could use passenger jets for military purposes such as transporting fighters to battle US troops or allies in Syria or transfer the aircraft to airlines still under US sanctions.

This effectively made Ryūjō a single-elevator carrier and considerably hindered transfer of aircraft in and out of the hangars for rearming and refueling during combat operations.

The capitulation of Germany in May 1945 was followed by a rapid rundown of Coastal Command with the immediate disbandment of combat units and the transfer of aircraft to the RAF Transport Command.

BA's traffic grew by 5.1% in the same period.Part of Mr Walsh's strategy includes shrinking the fleet size and transferring staff, aircraft and short-haul European routes over to Iberia Express, a new low-cost subsidiary.

The Japanese military began transferring fighter aircraft from China and the Pacific to the home islands in early 1944 in anticipation of B-29 raids.