Sentence examples for western airplanes from inspiring English sources

But the airline has tried to reinvent itself as a business carrier, and its passengers tend to prefer Western airplanes.

But even amid climbing fatality figures, hard-liners in the U.S. urged Western airplane manufacturers to stay out of Iran, arguing that the Iranian military would divert civilian planes to send troops and weapons to Syria.

Although the plane was fixed and is flying again, the lapse shows just how difficult a path Sukhoi faces to persuade Western airlines to buy airplanes from a Russian state company.

The Iranian government is eager to upgrade civilian airplanes — and Western companies that sell to Iran do extensive due diligence to make sure they won't be implicated in Iran's military endeavors.

Dr. Mokdad noted that Ebola, MERSA and other diseases have been rapidly spread from the Middle East to Western countries by rapid airplane travel.

Numerous large brown-tailed airplanes nose up to the western side.

The future of Western combat aviation today rests largely on one airplane: The Pentagon's F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.

Many blamed Ilyushin and their engineers for the airplanes' poorer reliability when compared to its Western counterparts namely Boeing, McDonnell Douglas and Airbus.

Less than 60 miles away, Western Samoa is a quick trip on a small airplane that offers spectacular views of the mountains and uninhabited areas of Tutuila.

That is, the terrorists in Baudrillard's reading used airplanes, computer networks, and the media associated with Western societies to produce a spectacle of terror.

The Superjet was the first Russian airplane with such a detector, which is standard on Western planes.