Noun:

विमानात राहण्याची सोय,

hangars's Usage Examples:

The Chandela power continued to decline because of the rising Muslim influence, as well as the rise of other local dynasties, such as the Bundelas, the Baghelas and the Khangars.

However, a few men at Naval Air Station New York/Floyd Bennett Field saw the massive column of water rising above the hangars, and one guard—at his post on the Cross Bay Bridge—saw the aircraft roll over.

of Commerce Airport Directory said Jacksonville Airport had four "sandy, sodded, surfaced" runways, all 2,500 feet long, with a row of hangars on the side.

The radome of the APG-79 for the F/A-18E/F slides forward instead of hinging to the right, which saves space in aircraft carrier hangars.

In March 2017, Visalia received a grant worth "3,703,368 for the construction of two 10-unit tee hangars to serve small single-engine aircraft, and one corporate hangar to serve business jets and large aircraft.

take off or a helipad, and often includes adjacent utility buildings such as control towers, hangars and terminals.

Planes can use tiedowns or hangars for parking.

The hangars were renovated and they began flying Tiger Moths and Austers.

Today, British Airways Engineering has hangars at Heathrow (its base), Gatwick, Glasgow and Cardiff airports as well as.

After nearly dinging up the plane with an attempted takeoff, he taxied back to the hangars and.

On the Constellation it was done to give the airplane maximum vertical stabilizer area while keeping the overall height low enough so that it could fit into maintenance hangars.

Lakefront Airport was damaged by hurricane-force winds and the storm surge of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, and a number of the hangars and outlying buildings were destroyed.

Synonyms:

structure, construction, airdrome, drome, airdock, aerodrome, airport, repair shed,

Antonyms:

misconstruction, disassembly, natural object,