Sentences with phrase «aircraft design take»

The sooner, the better: Both airport construction and aircraft design take decades, and have lasting effects.

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The HondaJet, a private light aircraft that seats four to six people, costs between $ 4.9 and $ 5.2 million and took nearly three decades from design to market.
«The e-Genius is a full electric battery - powered airplane with a max take - off mass of 900 kilograms,» Andreas Strohmayer, from the university's Institute of Aircraft Design, told CNBC's Sustainable Energy.
«The U.K.'s airspace was designed decades ago and doesn't allow us to take advantage of the technology on board modern aircraft that would raise capacity, and also reduce emissions and noise for communities on the ground.»
As Paul Ehrlich commented on a visit to Australia it is like someone asking you to design an aircraft that can take sixty people on board a minute but not telling you how many passengers it is going to fly with!
Valve technology took off in 1958 when engineer and Edwards founder Miles «Lowell» Edwards applied his experience designing hydraulic debarking methods for the lumber industry and a fuel - injection system for World War II aircraft to the medical arena.
A seaplane is an aircraft designed to take off and land (correctly, though less commonly termed, «alight») upon water.
If taken full advantage of, ICAO predicts that the efficiency of new aircraft relative to existing designs could improve 40 percent by 2020, and by as much as 70 percent in 2030.
XTI has designed a 6 seater, vertical take - off and landing aircraft that has the potential to... Read More
A Vertical and Take - off and Landing (VTOL) design help the aircraft to take off and land in areas like a parking Take - off and Landing (VTOL) design help the aircraft to take off and land in areas like a parking take off and land in areas like a parking lot.
And it's designed to be «aircraft - agnostic,» meaning it will work with other vertical take - off and landing (VTOL) vehicles, not just military helicopters.
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