Примеры использования Aviation fleet на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Department of Field Support aviation fleet.
The aviation fleet was reduced from 32 to 29 aircraft.
The introduction of satellite monitoring of its aviation fleet.
In 2015, the civil aviation fleet consisted of 101 aircraft.
Enabling Iran to renew its civil aviation fleet;
The UNMIS aviation fleet has been established to ensure optimum capability.
Management: change in the composition of aviation fleet and lower vacancy rate.
The current aviation fleet size is comparable to that of major air carriers.
This exercise should ultimately determine the aviation fleet size and mix;
Reconfiguration of the aviation fleet to optimize aircraft utilization.
Furthermore, at a time when force mobility should be strengthened,the decision to reduce the aviation fleet was questionable.
UNAMID has also reconfigured its aviation fleet, reducing it by four fixed-wing aircraft and two helicopters.
After the end of the Second World War, Austria was forbidden to possess either a military or civilian aviation fleet.
Reduction of aviation fleet by one fixed-wing and two rotary-wing aircraft 2011/12: 32 aircraft; 2012/13: 29 aircraft.
MINUSTAH would carry out an analysis to establish the aviation fleet required in order to meet existing demands.
The aviation fleet was reduced from 29 to 27 aircraft, comprising 7 dedicated fixed-wing aircraft and 20 dedicated helicopters.
Yakovlev-42 aircraft is the third in the Russian business aviation fleet where the complete lighting on board is performed by new-generation ultra-bright LEDs.
Meanwhile, alternatives are being pursued within the Organization's existing data systems to capture and integrate aviation fleet data.
The aviation fleet deployed across peacekeeping operations and special political missions currently comprises more than 200 rotary and fixed wing aircraft.
On the support side, and as part of the overall peacekeeping strategy to enhance aviation efficiency,the UNMIL aviation fleet was upgraded.
Increase of aviation fleet by 3 fixed-wing aircraft and 5 rotary-wing aircraft 2012/13: 29 aircraft; 2013/14: 27 aircraft; 2014/15: 34 aircraft.
The Assistant would also assist in the execution of flight planning and operations and meteorological reporting andwould provide assistance in preparation of aviation fleet usage reports.
The report indicates that,as of 30 September 2010, the aviation fleet consisted of 257 aircraft supporting 12 peacekeeping missions and 8 special political missions.
Higher expenditures in August and September 2012 were due to the recording in the Operation's accounts of obligations for rations andthe rental and operation of its aviation fleet.
The variance is mainly attributable to the reconfiguration of the UNAMID aviation fleet resulting in the reduction of two fixed-wing(one LJ-60 and one MD83) and one Mi-8 rotary-wing aircraft.
These savings were based on reduction of aviation assets in the region as a result of better movement planning,cross-mission usage and right-sizing the aviation fleet.
As at 30 September 2010, the aviation fleet had comprised 257 aircraft supporting 20 field missions; 61 per cent of those assets belonged to MONUSCO, UNAMID and the United Nations Mission in the Sudan UNMIS.
The Office also developed the Aircraft Inspection Procedures Handbook intended to supplement the revised United Nations Aviation Safety Manual for inspection of the United Nations aviation fleet;
Carry out a thorough analysis of trends in the utilization of air resources by missions to determine the optimum size and composition of the aviation fleet in order to meet the requirement without compromising operational parameters;
The main causes of the variance were a reduction in requirements for military, police and civilian personnel and in operational costs, primarily owing to the completion of the electoral process and the related abolition of 213 positions; the completion of construction of new camps during the 2011/12 period;the limited acquisition of equipment; and the downsizing of the aviation fleet by two helicopters.