| The lifecycle cost for Gripen is much lower compared to other generic heavy twin-engine fighters. |
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| On the hardware side, making more twin-engine helicopters available would limit the risk of a copter losing juice at altitude. |
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| The airport, which lost its last major airline service last year, wants to build a heliport and facilities for twin-engine aircraft. |
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| Two teams did the field work for the survey, one from a twin-engine plane and the other from a helicopter. |
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| Blue Dart's new Boeing 757-200 freighters are a derivative of the twin-engine passenger jetliner. |
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| During the 1950s and 1960s, the Soviet design bureau Yakovlev was responsible for a series of swept-wing twin-engine jet combat aircraft. |
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| He has his pilot's license with more than 750 air hours of twin-engine flying. |
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| It lost its last major airline service last year and wants to build a heliport and facilities for twin-engine aircraft. |
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| For twin-engine and multiple-engine units of all engine types an allowance of 3 dB may be applied. |
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| The NH90 is medium-capacity twin-engine helicopter that meets the needs of France, Germany Italy, the Netherlands and Portugal. |
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| In 1981 the company first flew its twin-engine, wide-body Boeing 767, followed by its twin-engine, single-aisle 757 the next year. |
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| No other model in the category of twin-engine planes ever had a faster launch. |
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| The twin-engine plane had taken off from Tripoli and was on its way to an oil refinery when the incident happened. |
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| Nowadays, we would go for the obvious solution: let the larger planes, the twin-engine and four-engine aircraft fly overseas on their own power. |
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| The company's current main product is L 410 series twin-engine turbo-prop commuter aircraft. |
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| Presently, the helipad is designed to handle the government-owned twin-engine equipped helicopters. |
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| It was a twin-engine turboprop attack aircraft built for counterinsurgency work. |
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| To optimize the destructive effects of bombing and reduce casualties, heavier, longer-ranged, four-engine Halifax and Lancaster bombers gradually replaced the earlier twin-engine bombers. |
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| Boeing's 777 twin-engine widebody averages 18 directives annually. |
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| In 2010, the twin-engine art world — institutional display, luxury trade — ran all but frictionlessly. |
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| These British twin-engine bombers were among the sturdiest planes in the Second World War. |
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| Blackhawk operated a small, twin-engine plane. |
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| Boeing's upcoming twin-engine 777X will carry 400 seats. |
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| The twin-engine plane skimmed the rooftops in Steeplechase. |
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| Unlike the twin-engine CF-18, the F-35 has only one engine. |
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| The twin-engine helicopter was being maintained as a private aircraft in accordance with the manufacturer's AS 355 F1 hourly maintenance schedule. |
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| Therefore, although the new engine will be developed, in the first place, for a four-engine wide-body aircraft, this does not exclude the possibility of later adapting it for use on a twin-engine wide-body aircraft. |
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| The helicopter was one of four twin-engine Aerospatiale AS 355 Twinstar helicopters owned and operated as private aircraft by an Alberta-based natural gas transmission company. |
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| Lafarge leased a twin-engine plane to transfer casualties to hospitals in Medan, and to transport equipment, food, water and medical supplies on the return trip to Banda Aceh. |
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| The intermediate size, twin-engine aircraft will be equipped with the newest airborne medical intensive care unit developed by Air Methods. |
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| From a safety perspective, the twin-engine solution offers reduced attrition rates compared to single-engine types. |
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| Steve Coulombe, owner and president of the boat design and manufacturing firm High Torque Marine, was testing the twin-engine prototype Jan. |
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| On Friday, a fast-moving, twin-engine experimental catamaran flipped in choppy waters on Castaic Lake. |
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| The S-92 is a twin-engine, 19-passenger aircraft with state of the art safety and avionics equipment. |
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| The ATR-72, a French-Italian-made twin-engine turboprop, operated by UTair was reportedly flying from Tyumen to the oil town of Surgut. |
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| In October 2004, the RTM 322 engine has been selected by the Royal Air Force of Oman to power its new fleet of 20 twin-engine NH90 multirole helicopters. |
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| Aircraft systems designers at Alenia Aeronautica needed a rugged tablet computer to host a portable maintenance unit for the Alenia C-27J twin-engine military cargo turboprop aircraft. |
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| The ATR-72, a French-Italian-made twin-engine turboprop, operated by UTair was flying from Tyumen to the oil town of Surgut with 39 passengers and four crew. |
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| The expedition is heading to Nikumaroro island in Kiribati to try to establish whether Earhart survived the apparent crash of her twin-engine Lockheed Electra aircraft. |
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