dead - stick landing造句

• A training included theoretical and practical training in aerobatics, navigation, long-distance flights and dead-stick landings.
• In World War II it was used by pilots training at Bowman for dead-stick landing practice in preparation for glider assaults.
• Operationally attached to NCU-32G . Returning from the Black Sea made an open ocean dead-stick landing east of Cyprus.
• *1996  An Air National Guard General Dynamics F-16C Fighting Falcon makes a dead-stick landing at Elizabeth City Air Station following an engine failure.
• Disregarding his wounded right arm and his plane's punctured fuel tank, he pressed home a successful attack and returned home to make a dead-stick landing.
• ;27 June : An Air National Guard General Dynamics F-16C Fighting Falcon makes a dead-stick landing at Elizabeth City Air Station following an engine failure.
• The thrashing of the unbalanced air screw nearly shook the aircraft's Oberursel engine loose from its mounts before he could cut the ignition and glide to a dead-stick landing.
• In 2002, Pich?was awarded the Superior Airmanship Award by the Air Line Pilots'Association in recognition of his extraordinary skill in successfully executing the dead-stick landing of an Airbus A330.
• Flight tests were ordered to be continued with the original prototypes to validate the range figures, but the first prototype crashed on 5 April, killing the pilot as he attempted a dead-stick landing.
• "We didn't have a second chance to make the landing, so we did manage to guide the aircraft all the way down " in a maneuver known as a dead-stick landing.
• The grade was based upon his achievements; he had achieved a dead-stick landing within a fifty-yard marker, a 15-minute flight at 6, 000 feet, a 60-mile cross-country flight and 15 hours solo flying.
• *1944  First Fisher P-75A-GC Eagle, 44-44549, crashes on flight test out of Eglin Field, Florida, when propellers apparently run out of oil, pilot Maj . Harold Bolster attempts dead-stick landing but crashes short on approach, dies.
• *1949  Westland Wyvern test program suffers set-back when second prototype Wyvern TF Mk 2 ( N . 12 / 45 ), VP113, powered by Armstrong Siddeley Python turboprop, crashes in attempted dead-stick landing after the props seize in flight, test pilot killed.
• ;31 October : Westland Wyvern test program suffers set-back when second prototype Wyvern TF Mk 2 ( N . 12 / 45 ), " VP113 ", powered by Armstrong Siddeley Python turboprop, crashes in attempted dead-stick landing after the props seize in flight, test pilot killed.
• *1946  First of two Vought XF4U-5 Corsairs, created by mating Vought F4U-4 Corsair BuNo 97296 with a Pratt & Whitney R-2800-32W radial engine, first flown 3 July 1946, lost during routine test flight when pilot Bill Horan attempts dead-stick landing at Stratford, Connecticut.
• On 6 February 1952, the U . S . Navy Martin P4M-1Q Mercator, BuNo " 124371 ", based in Port Lyautey, French Morocco, staging out of Nicosia, Cyprus, returning from an electronic reconnaissance mission over the Black Sea, made an open ocean dead-stick landing east of Cyprus.
• ;8 July : First of two Vought XF4U-5 Corsairs, created by mating Vought F4U-4 Corsair BuNo " 97296 " with a Pratt & Whitney R-2800-32W radial engine, first flown 3 July 1946, lost during routine test flight when pilot Bill Horan attempts dead-stick landing at Stratford, Connecticut.
• The Air Force said the engine was running at impact, although it was producing so little power that the propeller was barely turning . " Although the Academy continues to fly the type, another incident in which the T-3 engine quits in-flight, forcing a dead-stick landing at the airfield, finally leads to USAF to ground the design on 25 July 1997, with the whole fleet eventually scrapped.