Definition of RFDS in English:

RFDS

abbreviation

Australian

the pilot tested positive for a substance banned by the RFDS
short for Royal Flying Doctor Service
Example sentencesExamples
- Evacuation data were not available from Western Australia as the RFDS there had not yet fully computerised its records.
- By raising money and awareness about the work of the RFDS, you are helping to save lives.
- With Adelaide more than three hours away by road, the RFDS landed at Peterborough airstrip shortly after 11 pm.
- They have travelled throughout the wide areas served by the RFDS and lived for a time with the people who stay and work in remote and lonely regions.
- The RFDS is an emergency service that relies on the generosity of the Australian public to keep the Flying Doctor flying.
- Several areas of Australia have dentists who work in cooperation with the RFDS.
- Today, the RFDS operates from 21 bases and provides medical assistance to over 290,000 people every year—that’s one every two minutes.
- The men and women of the RFDS perform their lifesaving work every day of the year.
- The RFDS began in 1928 when Reverend John Flynn initiated a flying medical service to isolated inland communities.
- What started out as a family trip to compete in the rodeo ended with her spending the night in hospital after a late night flight with the RFDS.

单词	RFDS
释义	Definition of RFDS in English: RFDS abbreviation Australian the pilot tested positive for a substance banned by the RFDS short for Royal Flying Doctor Service Example sentencesExamples Evacuation data were not available from Western Australia as the RFDS there had not yet fully computerised its records. By raising money and awareness about the work of the RFDS, you are helping to save lives. With Adelaide more than three hours away by road, the RFDS landed at Peterborough airstrip shortly after 11 pm. They have travelled throughout the wide areas served by the RFDS and lived for a time with the people who stay and work in remote and lonely regions. The RFDS is an emergency service that relies on the generosity of the Australian public to keep the Flying Doctor flying. Several areas of Australia have dentists who work in cooperation with the RFDS. Today, the RFDS operates from 21 bases and provides medical assistance to over 290,000 people every year—that’s one every two minutes. The men and women of the RFDS perform their lifesaving work every day of the year. The RFDS began in 1928 when Reverend John Flynn initiated a flying medical service to isolated inland communities. What started out as a family trip to compete in the rodeo ended with her spending the night in hospital after a late night flight with the RFDS.
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