flight-ready

Engineers believe they should have a flight-ready system before the end of the decade.

Over the past five decades, Americans have never been without their own crew spacecraft either flight-ready or just short of being ready to go.

Green said two such flight-ready generators are on schedule for completion in 2016.

That’s flight-ready to go anywhere in the world, so that’s not an issue.

Thomas Pink, for example, will iron your new suit and put it in a flight-ready package.

Both men had been working with Angolan mechanics to get the plane flight-ready.

Once this was done flight-ready hardware was also developed.

Mr. Deutch asked how long it would take to deliver a flight-ready aircraft.

The Indirect Cycle program never came anywhere near producing flight-ready hardware.

A total of four flight-ready rovers were manufactured.

Typically, Switzerland maintained about 150 Hunters in an operational flight-ready condition.

By summer 1932, the supercharged engine was flight-ready and installed, and the research program proper began.

It is an ultralight, initially produced in kit form for home assembly, though since 2005 flight-ready aircraft have been an option.

Pilots are flight-ready, but we're short one copilot," Riker said. "

It will need more testing before it proves flight-ready, early examination has shown, Campion said.

Assembled and flight-ready in six months.

This was also planned for the new Constellation Space Suit systems that were to be flight-ready by 2015.

Flight-ready Dragonfly engines were delivered during 1919.

The S-II development was known to be about a year behind schedule, and the first flight-ready stage did not make its delivery in 1966.

Were flight-ready again.

Are you flight-ready?

Fewer than half my planes are flight-ready--" Koniev stepped closer, interrupting him. "

On display is a flight-ready GPS satellite.

Sarha, Beaulieu, I want Lady Mac maintained at flight-ready status.

A Vanguard 1 satellite (flight-ready backup)