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aircraft

[air-kraft, -krahft] / ˈɛərˌkræft, -ˌkrɑft /


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Drone pilots have gone on buying sprees for aircraft, batteries and spare parts to try to extend the life of their fleets.

From The Wall Street Journal

Toxic fumes can leak into the cabin and cockpit of almost every jetliner flying today—from small business jets to the world’s biggest aircraft.

From The Wall Street Journal

At sea, China’s navy launched its most advanced aircraft carrier this year, whose electromagnetic launch system brings China closer to U.S. capabilities.

From The Wall Street Journal

The flight disruptions are also upending essential cargo such as pharmaceutical products and perishable goods, as well as aircraft parts that Venezuelan carriers need to maintain their fleets, said Cerdá.

From The Wall Street Journal

She cited a recent report that suggested Patel refused to leave his aircraft without an official “raid jacket” and that he is hawking his own FBI challenge coin.

From Salon