Sentences with phrase «commercial aviation»

But ethanol will not work for the larger jumbo jets in commercial aviation because it does not pack enough power per gallon.

While shipping is slowly moving away from fuel oil towards substitutes such as natural gas, there's no obvious alternative to oil in sight for commercial aviation.

This report develops a national research agenda for reducing CO2 emissions from commercial aviation.

Whether you or a loved one has been involved in a private or commercial aviation accident, the case will likely be complicated.

European manufacturers, once commercial aviation's leaders in innovation, were feeling the pinch.

The increase in lightweight components in aircraft signals how commercial aviation targets have shifted from larger, farther, faster to cheaper, quieter, more efficient.

And when commercial aviation took off, airlines took note and started advertising in the same way.

Don't expect a swift transition to solar - powered commercial aviation.

Analysis of emission data from global commercial aviation: 2004 and 2006.

You can buy private aircraft insurance, corporate aircraft insurance, and commercial aviation insurance.

But smartphone sensors don't have the accuracy required in commercial aviation.

The U.S. government began publishing statistics on the safety of commercial aviation in 1927.

Further, Air Force testing and standard - setting in this arena paves the way for the much larger commercial aviation sector to follow.

Boeing commercial aviation chief Jim Albaugh told a group of Seattle students earlier this year that the company didn't provide the necessary oversight.

One theme of the exhibition is mobility, made possible by commercial aviation at the time when Dwan founded her gallery in Los Angeles — only a few years before she owned and operated galleries on both coasts.

The International Civil Aviation Association (ICAO) recognizes five Freedoms of the Air that make modern commercial aviation possible.

The International Civil Aviation Association (ICAO) recognizes five Freedoms of the Air that make modern commercial aviation possible.

The 6th Routes Americas, the largest commercial aviation event for the entire Americas region will take place 10 - 12 February 2013 in Cartagena, Colombia.

From 2013 to 2015, as Senior Vice President for Safety, Security, and Operations at Airlines for America (A4A), he was responsible for helping to advance commercial aviation safety and security excellence for major U.S. air carriers.

Annually, commercial aviation helps drive $ 1.5 trillion in U.S. economic activity and more than 10 million U.S. jobs.

The number of commercial flights at reporting UK airports is a measure of commercial aviation activity in the UK.

«OneJet's arrival at Buffalo Niagara International Airport is another sign of this region's economic revival and emergence as a growing commercial aviation hub,» said Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul, who took part in today's announcement.

Each day, commercial aviation around the world dumps a half - million tons of carbon dioxide into the air.

Still, the combination of factors involved: energy security, diversity of supply and the environment may sustain commercial aviation's interest, though its overall goals are smaller — certifying synfuel blends next year, full synfuels by 2010 and biofuels in 2013.

My job is demanding, so if your in a rush to meet well we may not be able too, I am a pilot and will fly interstate often and frequently, I do not do commercial aviation but freight, I get your parcels there on time:)..

I estimate that the challenge of fully automated cars is 10 orders of magnitude more complicated than [fully automated] commercial aviation.»

The 34 year old Chilean - born studied commercial aviation engineering at the Federico Santa Maria Technical University in Chile and has spent his whole working career within LATAM Airlines Group.

A B777 - 300ER made the historic flight which, at more than 16 hours, should be one of the longest flights in commercial aviation today.

Toward Sustainable Aviation Fuels (October, 2015) Commercial aviation accounts for 2 percent of global carbon pollution, a figure projected to grow to between 3 and 4.7 percent by 2050 without concerted action to curb emissions.

It's a worthy challenge, since commercial aviation represents 3 percent of global climate pollution at the moment, a figure projected to increase to nearly 5 percent by mid-century.

Monnin was retained by a global aerospace insurer to defend a European - based commercial aviation landing gear design company with respect to a non-fatal commercial airline accident, for which the plaintiff airline is seeking $ 7.5 million in damages.

With the introduction of these regulations, the common law rights to challenge trespassers were overridden to allow commercial aviation, both literally and figuratively, to take off.

Shapiro's longstanding interest in aircraft financing structures helped to revolutionise commercial aviation transactions in Canada.

At Jetwest Airlines, you are redefining commercial aviation, and I have the industry and corporate experience necessary to excel as your new business analyst.

His focus is on commercial aviation sector in India.

Discussions on a structure for a potential tie up with plane maker Boeing are ongoing, Embraer's commercial aviation chief executive said on Wednesday.

Mr. Nixon pointed out that «the proclamation's featuring business aviation as a critical tool for companies in New York is rewarding, as NYAMA has endeavored to promote such aircraft as a way to improve efficiency, save money, and open up opportunities for rural areas not served by commercial aviation.

Not that long ago, the world of commercial aviation was filled with names like McDonnell Douglas, Lockheed, Fokker, and even Convair.

The solar thermochemical kerosene can be certified for commercial aviation by minor addendum to the existing D7566 specification for synthesized hydrocarbons to allow for kerosene produced by solar energy.

Many people think about crashed commercial jetliners when they hear the terms «aviation accident» or «airplane crash,» but commercial aviation accidents are just one of many types of accidents that could involve aircraft.

It was also the final piece of the administration's trifecta of climate goals for 2016 — an agenda that also included facilitating the early entry into force of last year's Paris climate deal and the negotiation of a market mechanism to contain greenhouse gas emissions from commercial aviation.

The engine — a CFM56 — is widely used in commercial aviation and is designed to prevent debris from breaking off the engine and flying into the body.

• Vantage Specialty Chemicals Holdings, an H.I.G. Capital portfolio company, acquired B&B Tritech, a Hialeah, Fla. - based surface treatment solutions for commercial aviation.

CFM says that more than 8,000 CFM56 - 7B engines are in use on Boeing 737s, «making it the most popular engine - aircraft combination in commercial aviation.»

The former air base was home to the largest runway in New England and was still serving for military training and attracted some commercial aviation.

• Smarte Carte, a portfolio company of 3i Group, acquired Aviation Mobility, a Charlotte, N.C. - based provider of wheelchairs for the commercial aviation sector.