Sentence examples for transfer cockpit from inspiring English sources

The Cockpit union voted last week to strike after failing to secure guarantees from Lufthansa that it would not seek to transfer cockpit jobs to the company's foreign subsidiaries like Austrian Airlines and Swiss International Airlines, which pay their flight crews less.

Then, in the middle of the night, she transferred to the cockpit of another plane bound for Newark.

The session was immediately red flagged as medics rushed to his aide, and after being extricated from the cockpit and transferred by a stretcher to a waiting ambulance, he gave fans the thumbs up to show he was not seriously hurt.

Wilner had a family affair to attend back in New Jersey, so he transferred us to Hammertime, a closed cockpit 33-foot Sea Ray fairly bristling with baitcasting and spinning rods and captained by Bill Ahearn of Staten Island.

The effects of glass cockpit displays on initial performance and potential transfer effects between cockpit display configurations have yet to be adequately investigated.

He tactfully suggested a transfer to a single-engine aircraft type with a closed cockpit would improve his condition.

One idea was for a transponder control panel in the cockpit with a panic button; when pushed, control is transferred to the electronics bay under the cockpit, which is difficult to reach in flight.

These splashes will be used to fit out the cockpit internally, so that when the carbon monocoque is completed, we can simply transfer all of completed components (instrument panel, seat, harness, steering wheel, pedals, etc).

This information can be replayed in the cockpit or easily extracted for detailed post-mission analysis using a this data transfer unit that can also be used to insert mission data to the aircraft.

And though the House and Senate plans are in agreement on measures that experts say would bolster security -- adding armed marshals to more flights, transferring oversight of airport workers from the airlines to the federal government and fortifying cockpit doors -- action on those fronts has been held up by the tug of war in Congress.

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