flightworthy

But before production began, the nine test models were fired off on rockets over Lake Ontario from a military artillery range near the marina to gauge their flightworthiness. In the decades since the programme was abruptly dropped, the Arrow's story has become one of Canada's greatest bits of folklore, and not just among the military or aviation buffs sometimes known as Arrowheads.

That's why we are calling it an engineering flight (proof of concept) where we verify the flightworthiness of the GPS tracker and camera, and not a science flight where specific science goals are achieved." The students--Hollie St.

Flight heritage is precious and an entire Technology Readiness Level (TRL) scale has been developed as a measure of flightworthiness to assist in evaluation of survival risk.

"Helicopters can drop out of the sky easily, and they require a tremendous amount of maintenance." As such, before he and his colleagues boarded the helicopter, they asked to conduct a simple maintenance log check and verify the flightworthiness certificates.

France, Italy and Portugal appear to disagree with the nature of the inspections (they can be carried out to check the flightworthiness of equipment and products and to ensure that Member States are implementing the Regulation properly).