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Significats de vertical takeoff and landing aircraft en anglès

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Aircraft capable of taking off and landing vertically.

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Examples for "vtol"
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Construction crews followed them down in small VTOL spaceplanes, and began unloading.
The Reality Dysfunction
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Come on. Yet another VTOL- atroopcarrier-wasskimming across the rooftops, approaching swiftly.
Fire With Fire
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Together, they hoisted the ball inside the VTOL with one heave.
Fire With Fire
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The Helicopter aircraft type is a battery-powered vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL).
The South African
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The VTOL roared closer, looming larger and on what seemed like a collision course.
Fire With Fire
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The first business jet with vertical take-off and landing capabilities is likely to be built in South Africa.
The South African
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The previously unknown Frontline Aerospace unveiled its proposed vertical take-off and landing unmanned aerial vehicle at a recent symposium in San Diego.
Wired
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Companies in the world have been competing to develop the first flying car or vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) vehicles.
Reuters
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Number of passengers who will fit on Uber's planned electric aircraft which, like helicopters, will have a vertical take-off and landing capability.
The Irish Times
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The new Eurocopter prototype combines the versatility of a helicopter, by way of vertical take-off and landing, with the higher speed of a plane.
BBC
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It's a milestone in the checkered history of VTOL aircraft.
Wired
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We have three VTOL aircraft at the spaceport, BK133s that our ecology research team use for survey missions.
The Reality Dysfunction
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A 2018 study by Porsche Consulting projected a market demand for 23,000 e VTOL aircraft by 2035, in a $32 billion passenger market.
Wired
Ús de vertical takeoff and landing aircraft en anglès
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The D-7, which is a concept, and, DeLorean insists, soon to be a prototype, is a two-seat vertical takeoff and landing aircraft.
Wired