Sentence examples for wing helicopter from inspiring English sources

RW = Rotor wing (helicopter).

Rural, remote, and isolated healthcare providers within the 2.74 million km2 catchment area require fixed wing, helicopter emergency medical services (HEMS), or ground ambulance for transport.

This is presumably why Mr Bush refused to authorise an immediate increase in the defence budget.Nor can the forces easily do what the president occasionally suggested on the campaign trail: skip a whole generation of weapons (cancelling, say, the troubled V-22 Osprey tilt-wing helicopter, which keeps crashing) and proceed directly to a "third generation" of weapons.

As part of the fiscal year 1990 budget, Cheney assessed the requests from each of the branches of the armed services for such expensive programs as the Avenger II Naval attack aircraft, the B-2 stealth bomber, the V-22 Osprey tilt-wing helicopter, the Aegis destroyer and the MX missile, totaling approximately $4.5 billion in light of changed world politics.

There are small propeller-driven acrobats, commercial behemoths, carrier jets, pontoon planes, flying wings, helicopters and gliders.

The winged helicopter is conventional except for the addition of fixed wings.

A single ambulance service provides road and air (fixed wing and helicopter) transport of patients.

An excellent air-ambulance (fixed wing) and helicopter (rotor wing) service may bring the patients to the correct place of delivery, even when there is a short time left to delivery [ 23].

Blackwater also maintains a quick reaction force, and has a civilian air wing with helicopters, surveillance drones and other aircraft.

The alliance provided the latitude and longitude for each site, the weight of the ordnance and a description of the means of delivery (fixed-wing aircraft, helicopter gunship or naval vessel).

Active structural control of aircraft wings or helicopter blades (e.g., shapes, flaps, leading and/or trailing edges) can significantly enhance the aerodynamic efficiency and flight maneuverability of high-performance airplanes and helicopters.