Sentences with phrase «of aviation officials»

Flanked by an assortment of aviation officials and industry leaders, Foxx said that the government will convene a task force to issue recommendations about how to devise and implement this national registry.

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North American aviation security officials are studying passengers» behaviour, part of a broader movement towards seeking bad people instead of dangerous objects.

Three of the passengers agreed to leave the plane, but one refused, prompting United to call aviation officials to assist with his removal.

Federal aviation officials, battered by complaints that bureaucratic hurdles are preventing industry from realizing the economic benefits of drones, announced they are streamlining rules to expedite permits to fly small, commercial unmanned aircraft.

Wreckage of missing EgyptAir flight MS804 has been found near the Greek island of Karpathos, Egyptian aviation officials confirm.

Local officials and aviation experts have said the customs unit is crucial to the struggling airport's viability after the loss of several domestic airlines.

Living out of a Manhattan hotel suite down the hall from the flight's other pilot, Jeff Skiles (Aaron Eckhart, sporting even more impressive facial hair in the form of a big ol' Tom Selleck), he spends his days going from press interviews to meetings with aviation safety officials, haunted by the off chance that his improbable feat — which saved the lives of his crew and 150 passengers — might have been unnecessary.

Example to Paragraph (e): The initiating official for a PIE was the FAA drug and alcohol program manager, and the conduct forming the basis of the PIE pertained to the aviation industry.

U.S. aviation safety officials took the extraordinary step late Thursday of warning airline passenge...

While aviation officials and government authorities continue to search both for a missing Malaysia Airlines jet and an explanation of what happened, the incident presents a stark contrast to the safety record that Asian carriers have achieved over the past decade.

In the interests of saving the planet, IPCC honcho Rajendra Pachauri demands the introduction of punitive aviation taxes and hotel electricity allowances to deter the masses from travelling, while he flies 300,000 miles a year on official «business» and research for his recent warmographic novel in which a climate activist travels the world bedding big - breasted women who are amazed by his sustainable growth.

The measure has been touted by industry officials (and some media outlets) as a sign that a new era of sustainable aviation has begun.

High - level officials from the European Union, the United States, China, and others are scrambling to devise the plan before a meeting of the United Nations aviation agency's governing council in May.

Douglas Ray, the owner and president of a Houston - based aviation services company, was sentenced on 30 March to 18 months in prison for conspiring to bribe Mexican officials in exchange for repair and maintenance contracts.

The cancellations in Boston are the result of a worldwide ripple effect after aviation officials over the past weekend had to temporarily shutdown large airports in Ireland, Scotland, and the Netherlands, as well as London's Heathrow Airport — Europe's busiest airport — because of the ash cloud, which poses dangers to aircraft because microscopic particles can stall a jet engine.