wing airplane造句

• It is a composite material, single-seat, single propeller, high-wing airplane.
• The Curtiss XP-55 was the first American swept wing airplane, although it was not considered successful.
• He was of the opinion that the military had a secret fleet of flying wing airplanes.
• The E-2 is a high-wing airplane, with one turboprop engine on each wing and retractable tricycle landing gear.
• KTAR has since ditched its helicopter and uses a fixed-wing airplane, flying at high altitude, for its traffic reports.
• Metro Air Support, as of July 2, 2007, boasts 6 helicopters, 1 fixed wing airplane, 6 pilots, and 8 Crew Chiefs.
• Foley said AID contracted locally and quickly to hire three helicopters and six fixed-wing airplanes, which began flying on March 2.
• The Osprey takes off almost vertically, like a helicopter, and can then fly like a fixed-wing airplane, carrying two dozen troops.
• During Sherwood's KSFO programs, Hap Harper provided some of the Bay Area's first traffic reports ( from a fixed wing airplane ).
• It is a flying wing airplane with two pusher-propellor engines and armed with two forward-firing cannons and an aft machine gun turret.
• It is the largest and heaviest combat aircraft, the fastest bomber now in use, and the largest and heaviest variable-sweep wing airplane ever flown.
• Pontes'flight coincided with celebrations of the 100th anniversary of Brazilian aviation pioneer Alberto Santos-Dumont's successful flight of a fixed-wing airplane in Paris in October 1906.
• Because of the shortness of their flights, Dorado Wings airplanes were a constant sight every day at many airports throughout this part of the Caribbean.
• At a 1907 conference on the metric system, Tanakadate saw a model of early fixed-wing airplane, and extended his stay in Paris to study further.
• Years later, they would don leather helmets and neck scarves to fly aerobatics " all over Texas, " she said, in a two-seater, open-cockpit bi-wing airplane.
• On a continual basis, Coast Guard fixed-wing airplanes, such as the C-130 Hercules search-and-rescue plane, stationed primarily in Florida fly to Puerto Rico to support these missions.
• The vehicle was now based on a fixed wing airplane rather than a helicopter, with a propeller at the front, although a bat motif was still attached to the nose-cone.
• Likewise, if the fuel tank is mounted above the engine and fuel flows primarily due to gravity, as in a high-wing airplane, vapor lock cannot occur, using either aviation or automotive fuels.
• Helicopters are more maneuverable than fixed-wing airplanes, especially in urban areas such as New York, and the FBI said they also have a " non-threatening appearance " that might allow them to fly undetected and be crashed into buildings.
• The general said that investigators " have found no mechanical or software failures, " and that the tilt-wing aircraft, which takes off and lands like a helicopter but cruises like a fixed-wing airplane, would resume flight soon, probably on Wednesday.