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Перевод: aircraft

[прилагательное]
авиационный;
[существительное]
авиация ; самолет ; самолеты

Тезаурус:

1. "Not many people know that these days, in the aircraft industry, corrosion from the inside of the aircraft out is a much more important phenomenon than corrosion from the outside in," said Dr Andy Swift of the Centre for Surface and Materials Analysis, Umist.
2. Shadow designer David Cook's company CFM-Metalfax is building the aircraft for Trevor's flight.
3. He would rather have parachuted out of an aircraft a dozen times with full equipment in the dead of night, than spend a night on a ship.
4. And all of them are making so much money these days out of replacing the world's ageing fleet of oil tankers that they can accept losses on their aircraft business in order to keep their foot in the door for the day, however distant, when they can compete with their own aeroplane.
5. Modern gliders are more prone to swinging than older aircraft and it is a little more difficult to keep the wings level, so don't relax until the glider has come to rest.
6. There was the usual faff of getting back to the aircraft to get the flying bag, complicated by the imminent arrival of VIPs for the World Fishing Convention.
7. This paper emphasises some of the findings and lessons learned during early KBS work at British Airways and describes the value the approach has given to the shaping of current work being carried out in KBS applications for aircraft maintenance.
8. An expensive crunch was heard that day, and the dismantled aircraft can now be seen at Socata's Tarbes factory, ready for a total rebuild.
9. We refuelled, repaired the brakes and emptied some sand out of the aircraft, and the next day we checked the aircraft and weather and did some minor maintenance, returning to the hotel at 3.30 pm.
10. More cruise ships have been registered, aircraft capacity has grown and traffic in small locally operated tourist boats and private yachts has increased.
11. The pilot assumed that at this point the aircraft had stalled, and he noted that the ailerons seemed ineffective as if (he said) they had become detached (subsequent investigation proved this not to be the case).
12. It won the contract against stiff competition from two Australian and four international companies, including Hughes Aircraft of the US, and British Aerospace.
13. The only expense that is paid for is air transport, when they use aircraft of the Queen's flight, the Royal Train, and the Royal Yacht Britannia .