XCOR Aerospace - traducción al Inglés
British Aerospace PLC
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1977-1999 AEROSPACE AND DEFENSE COMPANY IN THE UNITED KINGDOM
BAe; British Aerospace Act 1980; British Aerospace plc; British Aerospace PLC; The Aircraft Group of British Aerospace PLC
British Aerospace, Brits bedrijf voor productie van vliegtuigen (onderdeel van Europees Consortium)
DaimlerChrysler Aerospace
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1989-2000 AEROSPACE MANUFACTURER IN GERMANY
Deutsche Aerospace AG; Daimler-Chrysler Aerospace; DaimlerBenz Aerospace; Daimler Benz Aerospace; Deutsche Aerospace; DaimlerChrysler Aerospace AG; DaimlerChrysler Aerospace
Dymler-Chrysler Aerospace, Duits bedrijf dat passagiersvliegtuigen produceert (onderdeel van het Europese Consortium)
aviation industry
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COMPANY INVOLVED IN MANUFACTURING AIRCRAFT, AIRCRAFT PARTS, MISSILES, ROCKETS, AND/OR SPACECRAFT
Aircraft manufacturer; Aerospace Industry; Aerospace manufacturing; Aerospace industry; Aircraft industry; Aircraft manufacturing; Aerospace company; Aeronautical company; Aerospace manufacturing company; Aerospace manufacturing companies; Rocket manufacturer; Airplane industry; Spacecraft manufacturing; Airplane manufacturer; Aviation industry; Aviation manufacturer
luchtvaartindustrie
Definición
aerospace
Aerospace companies are involved in developing and making rockets, missiles, space vehicles, and related equipment.
...the US aerospace industry.
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Wikipedia
XCOR Aerospace
XCOR Aerospace was een Amerikaans bedrijf dat het Lynx-ruimtevliegtuig ontwikkelde. De ontwikkeling daarvan is echter in 2016 stilgelegd en een derde van het personeel werd ontslagen.
Ejemplos de uso de XCOR Aerospace
1. The plane, being developed by the Californian rocket company XCOR Aerospace in conjunction with space travel concern Space Adventures, is designed solely for such tourist trips.
2. Among projects on the books at XCOR Aerospace is designing and building the first generation of X–Racers for the newly–formed Rocket Racing League.
3. Space Adventures now plans to provide "cheap" short hops into space costing around 100,000 US dollars (51,000). To this end it is working with the Californian rocket company XCOR Aerospace to develop the Xerus sub–orbital vehicle.
4. The point–to–point hop brings to a close the EZ–Rocket‘s flight program, with today‘s flight number 25, said Aleta Jackson, an executive for XCOR Aerospace, based here in Mojave, California.
5. The Lynx, about the size of a small private plane, is expected to begin flying in 2010, according to developer Xcor Aerospace, which planned to release details of the design at a news conference Wednesday.