commercial aviation造句
1. Commercial aviation was doing well.
2. Commercial aviation is also carrying infected individuals - and Aedes mosquitoes - to new areas.
3. Orders for new planes here are encouraging for commercial aviation, but with countries across Europe announcing cuts in defense spending, the future for military aviation does not look as bright.
4. The game is commercial aviation, and Pratt has been a laggard for years despite a strong presence in military engines.
5. Even if military and commercial aviation aren't moving in tandem, sales here could indicate that at least parts of the world economy might take off soon.
6. No commercial aviation receivers currently use this process to reduce errors due to the ionosphere.
7. Schiavo is correct in pointing out that there are many aspects of commercial aviation in need of safer practices.
8. Secretary Clinton said they only represent a fraction of the $400 billion China is likely to spend on commercial jetliners if it triples its commercial aviation fleet by 2028 as projected.
9. The Chicago Convention sets out the legal and technical principles governing international commercial aviation.
10. Boeing's 737 aircraft accounts for around 40% of the jet maker's commercial aviation revenue and well over half of its profits.
11. Boeing's products cannot be designed or manufactured anywhere in the developing world. The company has only one competitor in the commercial aviation market–Airbus.
12. The string of latest incidents is unrelated to the A380 scare and is caused by uncontrollable events, the airline and a commercial aviation analyst said.
13. Clearly, the Europeans are determined to challenge our preeminence in commercial aviation, and the challenge to our leadership in space is coming from the Pacific Rim.
14. To give visitors a better view, villagers have started a helicopter business – a first step in a planned expansion into commercial aviation and high-end tourism.
15. Private planes, categorized under general aviation, have far higher accident rates than commercial aviation, which has tighter U.
16. Boeing Executive Vice President and CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes Jim Albaugh told workers in the crowd the day was one of the most significant in the history of commercial aviation.
17. Security analyst Paul Beaver said Friday's incident showed airliners remained an iconic target with a particularly Western character because of the Western origins of commercial aviation.
18. Most of the time the rivalry between the two firms that dominate the commercial aviation industry is intense and has been of huge benefit to their customers.
19. One example is the International Civil Aviation Organization, whichmanages the safety and efficiency of international commercial aviation.