air crew

基本解釋

Sully has always kept in mind the air-crew ejection study he learned about in his military days.
薩倫伯格一直牢記著在部隊(duì)服役時(shí)學(xué)的飛行人員彈射研究。
As the 757 and its 38 passengers and seven crew members blew past Pittsburgh, air-traffic controllers tried frantically to raise the crew via radio.
當(dāng)這架波音757載著它的38名乘客和7名機(jī)組成員呼嘯而過(guò)匹茲堡時(shí)，空中管制瘋狂地通過(guò)無(wú)線電呼叫機(jī)組人員。
The first production model offered horrible conditions for its crew it had no air-conditioning, an essential necessity for patrols on the South China Sea .
最初生產(chǎn)型為它的乘員提供惡劣條件，因?yàn)闆](méi)有空調(diào)，這是對(duì)在南海上巡邏一個(gè)必要的需求。

Russian officials say they gave the go-ahead to let the plane through despite its improper clearance but the flight crew says Russian air-traffic controllers reportedly turned them back.
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The presence on flights of gun-carrying pilots traveling as passengers, federal air marshals and airline crew members trained in self-defense provide additional layers of security to protect against misuse of the items, he said.
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One of the largest of them, the USS Abraham Lincoln (which I visited in April), weighs almost 100, 000 tons, has a full-time crew of about 5, 000 (including its permanent air wing) and can travel over 30 knots per hour.
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The aircrew on a plane are the pilot and other people who are responsible for flying it and for taking care of any passengers who are on it.