Traduction de «Flying performance » (Anglais → Français) :

complete procedures required for heavy aircraft flights | perform procedures to meet requirements for flying aircraft heavier than 5,700 kg | comply with required procedures for heavy aircraft flights | undertake procedures to meet requirements for flying aircraft heavier than 5,700 kg

Dermatobia hominis | human bot fly | macaw worm fly | macaw-worm fly | torsalo | torsalo fly | tropical warble fly

nasal bot fly | Oestrus ovis | sheep botfly | sheep nose bot(fly) | sheep nose fly | sheep nostril fly | sheep(nasal)bot fly

gout fly | gout fly of barley | ribbon-footed corn fly | straw fly

check, maintain and repair flying harnesses | operate artist flying movements | maintain flying harnesses | maintain harnesses for flying

test flying systems | try out artist flying systems | test artist flying system | test artist flying systems

fly-by-wire [ FBW | fly by wire | fly-by-wire control | fly-by wire | fly-by-wire flying controls ]

fly up-wind [ fly upwind | fly headwind | fly into the wind | fly against the wind ]

flying splice unwind stand | flying butt splicer | flying splice unwind | flying splice stand

General and Business aviation: the expression "General and Business aviation" describes a wide variety of activities ranging from recreational flying with non-powered aircraft to the operation of high-performance business aircraft and specialised aerial works.

That institution shall, without delay, make information concerning the legislation applicable to the person concerned, pursuant to Article 11(4) of the basic Regulation, available to the institution designated by the competent authority of the Member State whose flag, the vessel on which the employee is to perform the activity, is flying.

Environmental performance depends on flight efficiency, i.e. the opportunity given to airspace users to fly along the more direct routings.

Leading cultural and creative cities: compared to other cities with a similar population, Paris, Copenhagen, Edinburgh and Eindhoven perform better than their counterparts; Cultural, creativity and prosperity: culture and creativity contribute to higher economic growth rates, and are crucial for low-income cities; Size is not everything: the size of a city does not determine its performance in culture and creativity, as on average small and medium-sized cities score relatively well compared to larger ones; Capitals fly high but not highest: even if capitals are often in the lead, they are outperformed in Austria, Belgium, Italy, Germa ...[+++]ny, Poland, Spain, the Netherlands and the UK.