Sentences with phrase «takeoff in»

Elon Musk's SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket managed a successful takeoff in early 2018, orbiting the Earth with a Tesla car inside and completing its in - space maneuvers, albeit with a bumpy landing.

In a report issued last week, the board listed the probable cause of the crash as the pilot's «failure (to) follow the standard instrument departure as instructed, and his failure to attain a sufficient altitude to maintain clearance from power lines during takeoff in instrument meteorological conditions.»

This 60 - minute helicopter tour starts at takeoff in our MD500 helicopter at the Turtle Bay Resort Helipad.

Within a few short years there are numerous companies that offer a 13.3 inch e-reader with more features and they are starting to really takeoff in the market.

The Yotaphone, Pocketbook and Pixel QI have all offered a wide array of concept pieces that have failed to takeoff in a meaningful way.

The This Is Us star prepared for takeoff in cropped light - wash jeans, navy Golden Goose Deluxe Brand sneakers, a simple gray tee, and a black blazer.

The multi-hyphenate prepped for takeoff in a pair of dark wash ripped jeans, a black tee, gray sneakers, and a textured black and white sweater.

Bella Hadid looked ready for takeoff in a pilot - inspired navy tracksuit with light blue detailing while jetting off to Dubai.

The tendons store energy made prior to takeoff in the muscle so the bat can jump as high as 2 meters.

Also nurse before takeoff in a plane.

Two years after the war, as a Navy test pilot, his P - 80 Shooting Star fighter jet would crash on takeoff in a Panamanian jungle, costing him both arms.

On her seventh call she found a pilot who could be ready for takeoff in 30 minutes.

The subset of treatment - oriented companies is small and diverse at this point, but as biopharma continues to embrace the potential of digital health tools, we expect to see this subsector takeoff in the coming years.

The takeoff in crypto chatter on «the internet's homepage» probably just adds fuel to the fire for the bears who see a bubble waiting to pop.

Young already had a history of acting as a watchdog for crew safety and firing off blunt memorandums when the Challenger exploded shortly after takeoff in January 1986, killing all seven aboard.

Not exact matches

Allowing Bombardier to give away a controlling stake in the CSeries might equally be not in the national interest, but this deal will almost certainly be cleared for takeoff.

A Beijing Capital Airlines Airbus A330 taxis before takeoff at Vancouver International Airport in early January 2017.

In a statement to the South China Morning Post, China Southern Airlines said that a man opened the emergency door of a plane before takeoff on a flight from Nanjing to Nanning.

The incident followed a Friday scare at JFK, in which an American Airlines flight was forced to land shortly after takeoff because of a mechanical issue.

But it's relatively hard for new entrants to get a foothold in the U.S.: Market share is hard to accumulate when takeoff and landing slots at major airports are in such short supply.

The economic takeoff was a dramatic departure for Ireland, which was once the poorest country in the European Economic Community.

Moisture in the aircraft's Port Transducer Units during air data calibration distorted the information in the bomber's air data system, causing the flight control computers to calculate an inaccurate airspeed and a negative angle of attack upon takeoff.

United had spent the last two weeks embroiled in controversy after videos recorded by fellow passengers, which went viral, showed David Dao, 69, yanked from his seat aboard a Louisville, Kentucky - bound United flight before takeoff from Chicago's O'Hare International Airport to make room for crew members.

The C - 5M model, first deployed in 2009, featured more powerful engines that allowed it to haul more cargo with less room needed for takeoff.

Giegel says no, since the gravitational force will be about the same as in an airplane at takeoff.

Other things to consider when bringing an infant on a plane include colder temperatures in the cabin, loud noise levels during takeoff, the change in oxygen level during the flight, and the presence of a properly secured safety seat, according to the Mayo Clinic.

Minkin suggested breastfeeding — or offering the baby a bottle or pacifier to suck on — during takeoff and landing, which may help equalize pressure in the baby's ears.

The new rules generally add the ability for passengers to use their smartphones, e-readers, electronic games and tablets during taxi, takeoff and landing as long as they have the device in airplane mode with cellular service disabled.

On takeoff from the United States and during landing back in the U.S., passengers would be allowed to use electronics.

Sitting in a window seat soon after takeoff, I watched as we passed over the Coney Island shorefront where I grew up.

In fact, on Feb. 23, 2008, a B - 2 with the 393rd Bomb Squadron, 509th Bomb Wing, Whiteman AFB, Missouri, crashed on the runway shortly after takeoff marking the first ever crash of a Spirit stealth bomber.

The crash was caused by moisture in the sensors that created bad readings to the flight control computer that consequently forced the aircraft to pitch up on takeoff.

Conditions are still not ripe for a real takeoff, with manufacturing activity in China and the eurozone struggling to gain momentum.

Its PAT200 personal air taxi is a hybrid - electric aircraft that features vertical takeoffs and landings and is optimized for quiet, efficient operation in urban environments.

Steven DeWolf and Charles Skoda were killed yesterday when the T - 6 Texan air plane they were flying in crashed shortly after takeoff from the air station.

Because it can takeoff and land from any paved general aviation airport — with or without use of a runway — TriFan 600's operational versatility makes it uniquely possible to utilize any one of the thousands of smaller airports in the U.S. with runways otherwise unavailable to other business jets.

An American Airlines plane bound for balmy Cancun had to return to John F. Kennedy International Airport after the crew declared an emergency due to an engine - related issue shortly after takeoff Friday afternoon, the Federal Aviation Administration said in a statement.

«It's the fastest takeoff of a new drug that I've ever seen, and I've been in this business for 27 years,» says Michael Podgurski, director of pharmacy at the 4,000 - outlet Rite Aid drugstore chain.

This results in less lift for an airplane, requiring a longer runway to achieve takeoff and a reduction in climb performance.

1986 began in tragedy, with the explosion of the Space Shuttle Challenger on January 28th, just 73 seconds after takeoff.

The men began praying out loud in Hebrew shortly after takeoff on Flight 241 from Mexico City.

Ironically, this situation strongly resembles the situation in Taiwan when the authoritarian Kuomintang regime launched the capitalist takeoff there.

And I have no doubt Mark would be severely disappointed in my typical airplane conversations, which involve a bit of small talk at takeoff («where you coming from?»

We have entered this takeoff period in many respects.

Since he would have to start his run in the lobby, he paced off the distance between the takeoff ramp and the bottom of a flight of stairs, which was as far back as he could get.

If the bigger twin - engines and turboprops belong in the limousine class, then such practical workhorses as short takeoff and landing (STOL) planes and seaplanes must be likened to jeeps and dune buggies.

The sensation of driving one of these bullets is described by Garlits as «unreal,» and he himself looks unreal as he sits in the dragster before takeoff, dressed in an asbestos suit, a face mask and ear plugs, glued in position by a shoulder harness and safety belt.

Heading to join Edmund in the construction of a school in the town of Phaphlu, Hillary's wife Louise and his youngest daughter, 15 - year - old Belinda, were killed when their plane crashed shortly after takeoff.

Paulson routinely jets between various farms and homes and to racetracks around the world in his own Gulfstream IV — the same plane that he piloted to two round - the - world speed records in 1987 and» 88 — usually traveling in the company of his wife, Madeleine, and the planet's two most contrasting dogs, Frosty, a regal white poodle so intelligent that he does everything but fasten his own seat belt during takeoff, and Lido, a 14 - pound Chihuahua with Peter Lorre eyes and aspirations to be the William Perry of his species.

The offensive system before the season was planned around having a mobile quarterback that can takeoff when needed, execute the read option well, thrive in play action passing and be able to get the ball down field and out of the pocket in 3 - 4 seconds.