Significats de ageing fleet en anglès

Indonesia's military has an ageing fleet of aircraft and accidents are not uncommon.

The Conservative government backs the multibillion-pound renewal of Britain's ageing fleet of nuclear-armed submarines.

Its ageing fleet of Russian Tupolev maritime reconnaissance aircraft will be replaced by the Boeing P-8.

The Defence Ministry launched the tender in May to replace an ageing fleet of Avro jets.

Canada signed a contract in 2004 for Sikorsky's Cyclone helicopters to replace its ageing fleet of Sea Kings.

SAS got another state lifeline on Monday just to survive and runs an ageing fleet at high cost.

Up to eleven new destroyers, and ten frigates are to be inducted, starting 2012, to replace its ageing fleet.

This may include the partial sale of its engineering unit and an upgrade of its ageing fleet, Reuters reported last week.

American said it would begin charging passengers to check in their bags and will retire 75 aircraft from its ageing fleet.

EADS and some of its suppliers rose after American Airlines signed an order for 460 aircraft to replace its ageing fleet.

That ageing fleet has been good news in recent years for the highly fragmented $172 billion vehicle servicing and repair industry.

The Coast Guard's ageing fleet is to get two new vessels over the next two years, Minister for Transport Leo Varadkar has said.

Up to 11 new destroyers, and 10 frigates are to be introduced, starting 2012, to replace its ageing fleet.

MAS has been struggling to remain competitive due to an ageing fleet, rising fuel costs and competition from low-cost carriers such as AirAsia Bhd AIRA.KL.

France will renew its ageing fleet of Boeing refuelling tankers with a programme to buy converted Airbus A330 passenger jets from 2014.

France will renew its ageing fleet of Boeing refueling tankers with a program to buy converted Airbus A330 passenger jets from 2014.