sabreliner造句

• The company, a subsidiary of St . Louis-based Sabreliner Corporation, went out of business in 1999, but Saberliner Corporation is still operating.
• Pilot Col . Francis G . Halturewicz, of the Sabreliner, was credited with minimizing ground damage as he jettisoned most of its fuel before impact.
• Phoenix-based SabreTech, a unit of St . Louis-based Sabreliner Corp ., said it will " vigorously " appeal the fine.
• On February 23, 1975, a Sabreliner 75A operated by General Motors with registration number N5107, crashed on final approach 4 miles from Pontiac, Michigan.
• Meanwhile, SabreTech's parent, St . Louis-based Sabreliner Corp ., has started a contract maintenance subsidiary under a different name, Dimension Aviation.
• A lawyer for Sabretech, a subsidiary of the Sabreliner Corp . of St . Louis, said his client had accepted its errors but that Valujet had not.
• Nevertheless, NAA continued with new designs, including the T-28 Trojan trainer and attack aircraft, the odd-looking T-39 Sabreliner business jet.
• Sabreliner's subsidiary, SabreTech Inc ., suffered an " adverse business impact " from the crash, Standard & Poor's said.
• Flying out of San Juan, the T-39 Sabreliner also will use its laser altimeter to survey parts of Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic and other Caribbean territories.
• Subsequent tours of duty included Navy Recruiting Command duty in Albany, New York, and flying the CT-39 Sabreliner aircraft at Naval Air Station North Island, California.
• As a systems test pilot she flew the T-39 Sabreliner and Douglas A-3 Skywarrior in support of missile seeker technology development for Hughes Aircraft and Raytheon Missile Systems.
• Flying out of San Juan, the T-39 Sabreliner also will use its laser altimeter to survey parts of Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic and other areas of the Caribbean.
• North American began development of the Sabreliner as an in-house project, and in response to the UTX request for proposals, they offered a military version to the Air Force.
• O'Malley died on April 20, 1985 with his wife Diane when the CT-39 Sabreliner they were in experienced hydraulic failure at the Wilkes-Barre Scranton International Airport.
• The Sabreliner was carrying four people and was registered to military contractor BAE Systems, whose employees were aboard the aircraft . The pilot of the Cessna was on a cross-country trip.
• US Navy Training Squadron 4 ( VT-4 ) and Training Squadron 10 ( VT-10 ) conducted basic and intermediate flight training, initially the Raytheon Rockwell T-39 Sabreliner.
• The company, Sabretech, a subsidiary of Sabreliner Corp . of St . Louis, delivered the oxygen generators to a Valujet ramp agent, who put them on a plane bound for Atlanta.
• Sabreliner, a St . Louis-based company that specializes in engine overhaul and structural modification of government and civilian aircraft, purchased SabreTech, formerly known as DynAire, last year, Reddick said.
• On August 16, 2015, five people were killed when a twin-engine North American Sabreliner jet and a single-engine Cessna 172 Skyhawk collided midair about 2 miles northeast of Brown Field.
• The "'North American Sabreliner "', later sold as the "'Rockwell Sabreliner "', is an American mid-sized business jet developed by North American Aviation.