Cockpits In A Sentence

We found 29 sentences of 'Cockpits' to help you understand how to use Cockpits in a sentence.

• Biplanes with open cockpits.
• He puts us in the cockpits.
• There were tandem cockpits fitted with dual control.
• IN OPEN COCKPITS WITHOUT OXYGEN OR MUCH HEAT.
• Cockpits carry oxygen masks and smoke goggles for pilots.
• Cockpits are equipped with a crash ax, just in case.
• This work seriously interfered with the studies on pressurised cockpits.
• There were two open cockpits in tandem, fitted with dual control.
• Later Su-35 prototypes featured glass cockpits and modified vertical stabilizers.
• There are 24 cockpits networked together in groups of eight per mission.
• In all, Tipsy Light Aircraft built eighteen aircraft, all with open cockpits.
• Plus they have some manual gauges even in the most current glass cockpits.
• I am totally blown away by the awesomeness that is Coffee and Cockpits.
• There were a pair of tandem open cockpits over the wing fitted with dual controls.
• I went back and forth as to whether or not I enjoyed Coffee and Cockpits.
• There was a large, semi-circular cut-out over the cockpits to enhance upward visibility.
• Some of the default planes are a step up with better textures and improved virtual cockpits.
• Items falling under this category include everything from refueling jets to digital displays used in cockpits.
• The two-man crew sat in open cockpits, while the aircraft's undercarriage consisted of twin floats.
• Kayaks can accommodate wo to three paddlers facing in the front direction in one or more cockpits.
• In many places it is illegal for laser lights to be directed at the cockpits of commercial airplanes.
• The difficulties were considerable for aircraft were still primitive with open cockpits, and airfields were very few and far between.
• Also, it lets us into the cockpits of airplanes that we dreamed about as boys, but that for 99.
• The cockpits were in tandem, the pilot's at the rear with sides cut to the bottom of the decking.
• The lower wings were attached to the bottom fuselage and the upper ones supported well above the cockpits by cabane struts.
• Early glass cockpits provided less critical flight information in the form of the EFIS system, with fully glass systems appearing from 1988.
• A Rockwell Collins Electronic Flight Instrument System ( EFIS ) is fitted, with multi-function displays ( MFDs ) in the front and rear cockpits showing information to the pilots.
• As cars grew progressively lower and cockpits narrower throughout the 1960s and 1970s, steering wheels became smaller, so as to fit into the more compact space available.
• The two tandem cockpits, the forward one over the wing and the other just behind its trailing edge, had long headrest deckings behind them that extended to the tail.