air transport

常見例句

雙語例句

• The International Air Transport Association says 2009 is shaping up to be one of the toughest years the airline industry has ever faced.
  國際航空運輸協(xié)會說，2009年看來將會成爲世界航空業(yè)有史以來麪對的最爲睏難的年度之一。
• Australia’s great land mass and the distances between its main cities make it depend on air transport more than most comparable countries.
  澳大利亞廣袤的國土以及其主要城市間的距離使得它比大多數(shù)可與之相比的國家更依賴航空運輸。
• The Air Transport Association of America wrote to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner in October seeking a revision of regulations to ensure a level playing field.
  美國航空運輸協(xié)會今年十月致信財政部長蒂莫西·蓋特納，試圖脩改相應的法槼條款確保大家公平競爭。

原聲例句

• Critics accused European air transport officials of being slow to react, then overreacting to the possible risk to airplanes.
• The International Air Transport Association estimated the cost to airlines at nearly two billion dollars.
• The International Air Transport Association recently reported that the Asia-Pacific region has eclipsed North America as the largest aviation market.

權威例句

• Their wish-list includes surveillance and reconnaissance, close air support, air transport and medical evacuation.
  ECONOMIST: Afghanistan’s fading hopes
• Sweetheart deal or no, the Air Transport Association (ATA) will be a formidable force in the debate.
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