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n. An aircrew.
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Flight Crew (, translit. Ekipazh) is a Russian disaster film produced by Russia-1 Channel which released in April 2016. Inspired by the 1979 Soviet film Air Crew, it was the second catastrophe film shot in the Russian Federation.
The film was shot in digital 3D IMAX camera and become the second Russian film shot using this equipment.
Usage examples of "flight crew".
He'd had to do it, and had also known afterward that the flight crew in question would go back to their quarters muttering about the dumb old fart on the flag bridge who didn't know what it was like to drive fighter planes, 'cause the Spads he'd grown up with had probably used windup keys to get off the boat….
The crew also, including the flight crew, had all come through the action pretty much unscathed.
I've already explained to you why the flight crew left the country.
It looked very good in the media, and it was also the best possible therapy for a fighter pilot who missed being in control of his aircraft, though it must have annoyed the Air Force flight crew.
In other words, when the time came, they would serve as the flight crew-assisting in flying the plane, locating and evaluating the threats, preparing and eventually launching the weapons-all without leaving the comparative safety of the USS Ohio.
But those of the flight crew rang loudly, reassuring everyone as well as calling out orders.
Any mistake could fatally impair the aircraft's trim and imperil the lives of the flight crew and passengers.
Clark wore the silver eagles of a colonel, and Chavez was a major, complete with silver pilot's wings and ribbons donated by the flight crew of their VC-20B.
If you don't tell me, and that flight crew dies, it will be your fault!
The flight crew had their orders, and the orders had been repeated often enough.