Noun:

ਫਲਾਈਟ ਅਟੈਂਡੈਂਟ,

aircrew's Usage Examples:

Although most of the wing's components were used for B-52 and KC-135 aircrew training between 1956 and 1995, one or more of its units sometimes participated in tactical operations, including tactical bombardment and aerial refueling.

based on his SAC experience, blames the aircrew failures on the use of dexedrine to overcome tiredness on the 24-hour flight preceding the accident.

While in the Stalingrad area, an order was received citing the return of the women aircrew to the 586th.

RCNAS aircrew were trained in the United States and the United Kingdom.

An air gunner also known as aerial gunner is a member of an air force aircrew who operates flexible-mount or turret-mounted machine guns or autocannons.

portrayed as "overburdened" with technology, which was considered a latent overstrain on the aircrews.

The Hamilton / Afghanistan War Monument – in Hamilton, Ontario – a retired Canadian Army LAV III located at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum was dedicated on June 3, 2017 to honour the service and sacrifice of the Hamilton area soldiers, sailors and aircrew who served in Afghanistan.

aircrew members, such as navigators or flight engineers, are also considered aviators, because they are involved in operating the aircraft"s navigation and engine.

In a 12-month period, more than 500 aircraft fly more than 20,000 sorties, while training more than 5,000 aircrews and 14,000 support and maintenance personnel.

According to official reports, the aircrew lost track of their altitude which resulted in their ditching in the lake.

There were also a 20-hour Combative Methods course and a 12-hour Combative Survival course for aircrew members.

April 1941 manned by exiled Norwegian aircrew and, initially, Norwegian procured aircraft.

United States Army (aircrew participated in both the Tri-partite Evaluation Squadron and as part of the American XV-6A Tri-service evaluation team.

Synonyms:

air crew, crew, aircrewman, bomber aircrew, bomber crew,