takeoffs

Synonyms

liftoff blastoff

Examples

Experimental hook-ons and takeoffs were attempted on March 11 and April 27, 1937, but were not very successful, owing to turbulence around the hook-up trapeze. Source: Internet

Design The KC-135R has four turbofan engines, mounted under 35-degree swept wings, citation which power it to takeoffs at gross weights up to convert. Source: Internet

I imagine that doing takeoffs, landings, and pattern work is a lot more intense and rewarding for someone that doesn’t do it all the time IRL. Source: Internet

DFW saw more than 650,000 takeoffs and landings and about 67 million passengers in 2017, with more growth expected as the region’s population booms and American Airlines continues to add flights at its largest hub. Source: Internet

In fiscal 2017, Narita Airport set record highs for both passengers (40,939,895) and total number of takeoffs and landings (252,447). Source: Internet

Shreveport provided just the right geographical buffer, plus an airport that wasn’t too busy with commercial flights, permitting the 757 to stay on course with its 83 landings and takeoffs. Source: Internet