Sentence examples for turning flight from inspiring English sources

Normally, as soon as a planes wheels touch the tarmac I'm turning flight mode off and by the time I'm waiting for my bags I'm busy checking emails, but as we landed in Bali there was simply no need.

Waypoints for straight and turning flight paths are defined.

Hybrid power from both the fuel cell and battery powers takeoff and turning flight operations, while the fuel cell supplies steady power during the cruising flight.

To date, PCA has been estimated primarily based on the assumption of a linear extrapolation of the velocity vectors of each aircraft involved, however, this assumption is limiting and aircraft in turning flight must also be considered.

At this time Holland or McGeehan applied full right spoiler, right rudder, and nose-up elevator, and the aircraft entered a turning flight stall (sometimes called accelerated stall).

By the afternoon, the airport was turning flights away because it could not accommodate them.

Somebody turned Flight 77's transponder off just after it headed west into Ohio.

Halfway across the Atlantic you decided to turn Flight 121 back because your altimeter wasn't working.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug. 1 (AP) — Moments before their jetliner skidded off a runway and exploded as it slammed into a building, pilots of the TAM Airlines Flight 3054 screamed, "Slow down!" and "Turn, turn, turn!" flight recorder transcripts disclosed Wednesday.

Wireless communication will allow business passengers to turn flight time into productive time.

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