Sentences with phrase «use on aircraft»

The airline provides noise - cancelling headphones for use on the aircraft.

These plans include a simpler wing stowage system for use on aircraft carriers, lighter wiring, thinner composite fuselage panels and an improved vibration suppression system.

Avionics is the term for the electronic systems used on aircraft, artificial satellites, and spacecraft.

Restraint use on aircraft.

The nets used on the aircraft carriers to arrest airplanes were not made of nylon until after nylon became available in 1935.

Viral stories like that of an easyJet engineer allegedly patching up a plane's engine with duct tape don't hold up: According to the Civil Aviation Authority, the tape seen being used in the photos is actually aluminum tape (also known as speed tape or metallic tape) which is very durable, expensive, and regularly used on aircrafts (budget or not) to make minor repairs.

The X1 Carbon is designed with Carbon Fiber — the same material used on aircraft and cars.

The Chicco KeyFit 30 conforms to all federal safety standards and it is also FAA approved for use on an aircraft.

The coalition has reversed its decision to switch the kind of fighter jet Britain's military will use on its aircraft carriers.

All Britax harnessed car seats, including infant car seats, convertible car seats, and combination harness -2-booster seats, are certified for use on aircraft.

Which child restraint systems does FAA approve for use on aircraft?

Check to make sure that their CRS is approved for use on an aircraft.

This product conforms to Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard 213 and is FAA approved for use on aircraft.

This Group 0 + car seat is approved for use on aircrafts * and is secured using the two - point lap belt on the passenger seat.

For this purpose, they used the ISOWAT diode laser spectrometer specially developed by IMK for use on aircraft.

One important application of LIDAR is in aeronautics, where it can be used on aircrafts or from a ground station to remotely measure air motion.

Some general guidelines to follow for purchasing a carrier to be used on an aircraft are that the walls of the carrier should have adequate ventilation (preferably three sides); the walls of the carrier should be strong enough to prevent it from being crushed; the carrier must have sturdy handles; an attached water bowl must be present and the cage should allow the animal to stand up and turn around easily.

Warwick is focusing on passive actuators because if an actuator is to be used on an aircraft, it must save more energy (in reduced drag) than it requires for its operation.