Sentences with phrase «for civilian aircraft»

The decline, the biggest since July, was driven by a sharp drop in demand for civilian aircraft.

Not exact matches

Excluding orders for defense goods and civilian aircraft, core factory orders fell a revised 0.4 % in March, down from the initial estimate of a 0.1 % decline.

We hadn't missed an aircraft carrier, he said, and the Tornado was more capable than Harrier jets for the precision raids that successfully minimised risks to the civilian population.

A $ 600 million deal with the United States for 12 fighter aircraft was held up after more than 100 civilians were killed in an airstrike in January this year.

The following month government agencies issued terse warnings for civilians to keep their drones far away from low - flying aircraft being used to locate and evacuate Hurricane Harvey victims in Houston.

And on 9 February, the European Commission's Unmanned Aircraft Systems Panel will meet in Brussels, Belgium, to agree on the key flight rules and technologies essential for commercial UAVs to operate safely in civilian airspace.

Over the past decade, the Department of Trade and Industry has halved its funding for developing civilian aircraft to just # 20 million.

That team conducted research studies that enable safe and reliable deployment of unmanned aircraft systems for civilian, law enforcement, military and other uses.

If both CORSIA and the Vision for the Future are successful in all of their commitments, total emissions from civilian aircraft in 2050 would still be approximately 70 % of today's current levels.

Lack of regulations for civilian unmanned aircraft systems puts damper on Amazon CEO's drone delivery plans, Reuters

Managed the day - to - day facilities, building systems, and maintenance / upkeep of $ 477.1 million in test equipment, support equipment, aircraft engines, life support systems, transmitters / electronic jammers and various electrical equipment by prioritizing, coordinating, and communicating daily maintenance plans and actions for 432 military and 38 civilian employees encompassing 39 work centers.

The U.S. military services are large employers of civilians for jobs in aviation, such as aircraft mechanics, engineers, technicians, and general office workers such as secretaries and typists.

Civilian Aviation The US military services employ many civilians for jobs in aviation such as aircraft mechanics engineers technicians and general office workers secretaries and typists for example These civilian jobs come under the Federal Civil Service and employees perform many of the same tasks and receive the same wages and benefits as their counterparts in the FAA or other Federal departments and Civilian Aviation The US military services employ many civilians for jobs in aviation such as aircraft mechanics engineers technicians and general office workers secretaries and typists for example These civilian jobs come under the Federal Civil Service and employees perform many of the same tasks and receive the same wages and benefits as their counterparts in the FAA or other Federal departments and civilian jobs come under the Federal Civil Service and employees perform many of the same tasks and receive the same wages and benefits as their counterparts in the FAA or other Federal departments and agencies

Coordinated fuel support for 70 joint service and transient aircraft with Airfield Management, Information Service Center, and civilian agencies.

Air Traffic Controller — United States Air Force 2000 to 2002 Maintained safe airspace for military and civilian aircraft.