jetliner

IPA: dʒˈɛtɫaɪnɝ

Examples of "jetliner" in Sentences

Jetliner is that kind of band too.
This term is sometimes contracted to jetliner.
Jetliner is just a shortened form of the other.
This term is sometimes contracted to jetliner or jet.
This term is sometimes contracted to 'jetliner' or jet.
What's the tail number and serial number of the jetliner
It was also the only jetliner operating anywhere at one stage.
Canada Post issued a stamp to commemorate the development of the Jetliner.
A jetliner is a jet airliner, a passenger airplane powered by jet engines.
The Caravelle was by then generally considered as the first successful jetliner.
His outlook contrasts sharply with concerns last autumn, when it appeared long-term jetliner demand could collapse.
A Bolivian religious fanatic who claimed he had a bomb briefly hijacked a jetliner from the beach resort of Cancun as it landed in Mexico City.
On average, about 14 per cent of the value of a Boeing jetliner is produced outside the United States, and in some cases-depending on the airframe and engine combination-that figure reaches nearly 30 per cent.
Now, with aviation/aerospace demand strong and steady (even with the Asian financial crisis affecting short-term jetliner orders), and the other markets doing better than expected, Purchasing's metals mavens suggest that superalloys consumption will average 155 million lb annually from 1995-1999.