abort landing造句

• Transoceanic-Abort Landing : One or more engines fail between two-and-a-half minutes and eight minutes into flight.
• Another post-" Challenger " enhancement was the addition of East Coast abort landings ( ECALs ).
• In that crash, the plane's co-pilot was attempting to abort landing when he lost control of the plane.
• It is a major commercial airport, its freight traffic surpassing that of Transoceanic Abort Landing ( TAL ).
• The plane crashed just when the pilots changed their minds and decided to abort landing, the report said.
• It was first sounded 18 seconds before hitting the tree and the crew attempted to abort landing 13 seconds later.
• In 1984, Mor髇 became a NASA Transoceanic Abort Landing ( TAL ) site in support of the space shuttle program.
• Each plane was in final approach when U . N . officials ordered the crew by radio to abort landing.
• Transatlantic Abort Landing ( TAL ) sites for the initial launch attempt were Zaragoza, Spain, Moron, Spain and Ben Guerir, Morocco.
• ILM was one of four airports along the East Coast which served as an emergency abort landing site for the Space Shuttle.
• It previously served as a United States Air Force base and Transatlantic Abort Landing ( TAL ) site for the Space Shuttle.
• Typically this would be used as a Trans-atlantic Abort Landing ( TAL ) site, although fortunately this was never needed during the Shuttle program.
• Richardson's plane landed on a fine airstrip here provided by NASA which uses it as a Transoceanic Abort Landing site for the space shuttle.
• The ambassador's plane landed on a fine airstrip here provided by NASA which uses it as a Transoceanic Abort Landing site for the space shuttle.
• The software is supposed to monitor the system's many components and tell pilots within six seconds if the system has malfunctioned, time enough to abort landings.
• Istres was also utilized by NASA as a contingency landing site for the Space Shuttle in the case of a Transoceanic Abort Landing ( TAL ).
• The airport was also used by NASA as a contingency landing site for the Space Shuttle in the case of a Transoceanic Abort Landing ( TAL ).
• Several pilots said in recent interviews that they had encountered large holes in some runways or that they had to abort landings because children and animals had strayed onto the runways.
• A commuter plane chartered by an American oil company was hit by gunfire at close range, forcing it to abort landing Monday at an airport in troubled Aceh province, police and army officers said.
• In Sarajevo, celebratory gunfire on the eve of Serb Orthodox Christmas forced a pilot whose plane was to take Cardinal Camillo Ruini, vicar of Rome, out of the capital, to abort landing, IFOR officials said.