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Meanings of aircrew in English

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tripulación

The crew of an aircraft.

tripulación
Usage of aircrew in English
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It meant nothing to her-butto the aircrew, it had been legend.
Masked
2
Evaluate impact of visible lasers upon critical aircrew and ground force missions.
Wired
3
Background: Hypobaric chamber training for military aircrew is very important for flight safety.
Pubmed
4
We have received a number of reports which are critical of the aircrew.
The Guardian
5
On the second day, the aircrew showed up to turn over the engines.
Man in the Middle
6
Commanders have also been complaining for years about the shortage of helicopters and aircrew.
The Guardian
7
NewsImageFile: A new sighting... by a Chinese aircrew today.
News.com.au
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The voice said, 'Forty tons of surplus aircrew requirements left over from World War Two.'
61 hours
9
This is especially important in aircrew of high-performance aircraft or in aircrew who undertake aerobatics.
Pubmed
10
Functional stress testing as a stand-alone investigation for significant CAD is not recommended in aircrew.
Pubmed
11
An association representing soldiers, sailors and aircrew has questioned the economics of further barrack closures.
The Irish Times
12
So was the adjacent dining room, except for a South African aircrew in dark blue jumpsuits.
Acts of faith
13
In Equatorial Guinea, six Armenian aircrew, allegedly part of the conspiracy, were given a presidential pardon.
The Guardian
14
This situation is dangerous and I will not put aircrew or public safety at risk, he said.
Radio NZ
15
Results: Over the 5-yr period assessed, 23 aircrew were identified with AF.
Pubmed
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These 'buttons' worked by having a magnet inside them and could be sewn into the aircrew's clothes.
BBC
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