an airstrip outline with lights to guide an airplane pilot in landing.
I found that there was a Yamaha shop on the south side of town, past the airstrip.
Although the airstrip is not long enough in the urgent landing, the veteran pilot still stopped the plane after it slipped for some time.
The island even has its own private airstrip.
We landed on a grass airstrip, fifteen minutes after leaving Mahe.
And a museum about the kamikazes in the southern town of Chiran, near the airstrip where Uchida and others took off, gets more than 500,000 visitors a year.
While little remains of Brando's legacy -- the original airstrip and hotel have fallen into disrepair -- plans are underfoot for a private eco-luxury resort named, you guessed it, "The Brando.
a former military airstrip to the south, and Baltimore in Maryland.
For instance, American "drone" aircraft still fly secretly from an airstrip deep in the desert of Baluchistan province, targeting suspected militants in the country's tribal areas.
A jet plane lands and taxis onto a remote airstrip.
It has an airstrip, a military base and a small town hall, and is occupied by about 60 civilians.
At airstrip, the pilot, panicked, tells Maggio they gotta go.
The only small-scale weather modification other than local frost prevention is that of clearing an airport or airstrip of fog.
An area the size of the Hornet's flight deck was marked off on an airstrip and they practiced taking off time after time from this restricted space.
unimproved airstrip
A kind of design scheme for distributed airstrip lamps control system based on CAN bus is presented.
Airports at higher altitudes require a longer airstrip due to lower air density.
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