four-engine aircraft

Fire crews were called to the airport just after 7.40pm when the four-engine aircraft had already been evacuated.

In the dying days of the prop business, the early 1960s, most airlines were flying four-engine aircraft.

In September 1943, plans were initiated for reconstruction of the site to accommodate both two and four-engine aircraft.

The four-engine aircraft swooped low along the frigate's reported bearing-to-target.

One hundred four-engine aircraft mechanics as well as pilot instructors arrived at the same time.

It was a four-engine aircraft built in all-metal.

BAA’s “virtual” plane was quietly inserted into the evidence to reduce the number of long-haul four-engine aircraft.

Foreign customers say they like the four-engine aircraft because it can carry bulky battle gear and use substandard runways.

According to one German document, 13 fighters, two twin-engine and one four-engine aircraft were claimed destroyed.

Production was halted in 2011, driven also by a wider slowdown in sales for all but the largest four-engine aircraft.

One parameter, for example, monitors engine thrust, and for a four-engine aircraft, this requires four sets of data.

Light caught Valentine's eyes from above and he looked up to see muzzle flash from a big four-engine aircraft above.

Also in July, the Army Air Forces announced a specialized school for pilots of four-engine aircraft.

The decision to work on the A320, instead of a four-engine aircraft proposed by the Germans, created divisions within Airbus.

The four-engine aircraft are to be delivered to the Spanish national carrier beginning in 1994, Airbus Industrie said.

The European consortium's four-engine aircraft, which can carry up to 378 passengers, is intended to compete with the Boeing 747 jumbo jet.

A near copy of the British VC-10, the four-engine aircraft taxied to the remotest service area for refueling.

Airbus, Sir Richard said, had offered a terrific deal, and some Virgin passengers prefer to fly on four-engine aircraft.

Although trijets are more efficient than four-engine aircraft, the difficulty and complexity of mounting the center engine through the tail will somewhat negate this advantage.

Some airlines, including Virgin Atlantic, have previously said that they would run only four-engine aircraft on long-haul flights because they made passengers feel safer.

In 1924, Udet left Udet Flugzeug when they decided to build a four-engine aircraft, which was larger and not for the general population.

Type 2 was a two-engine landplane for European services, and Type 3 a four-engine aircraft for the Empire trunk routes.

This freed MATS' own four-engine aircraft for direct support of the Southeast Asia requirement.

The aircraft uses four brushless electric motors with counter-rotating propellers, which makes the aircraft one of the world's smallest four-engine aircraft.

The crash was the worst in Alaskan commercial aviation at the time, as well as the first crash of a Pan Am four-engine aircraft.