Definition of flight crew in English:

flight crew

noun

treated as singular or plural The personnel who are responsible for the operation of an aircraft during flight.
空勤人员，机组人员
treated as singular the flight crew aims to ensure you enjoy your trip
treated as plural the flight crew were fined for not having entry visas
Example sentencesExamples
- The flight across the Alps was described as ‘difficult’ by the flight crew.
- Passengers must present photo identification to the flight crew before boarding.
- The company wants to cut the pay of 36,000 workers, including flight crew, cabin crew, engineers, administrative staff and ground staff.
- The Americans provide the medical crew and equipment while Australians supply the aircraft and flight crew, as well as medical personnel.
- The passenger replaced the lid to trap the amphibian, and notified the flight crew.
- Our flight crew had flown as a unit since August 1944 and we worked well as a team.
- The aircraft is flown by two flight crew with between six and ten mission crew.
- The aircraft flight crew included two pilots, a member of the aviation crew who served as a data recorder, and two primary observers, one on each side of the aircraft.
- He said the flight crew didn't ask that the aircraft be de-iced, and that the last time he saw the airplane, there still was ice on the airframe.
- Sergeant Bradley hears over the radio that the flight crew is on its way.
- On a long endurance mission the aircraft has a crew of 34, with 6 flight crew and 28 system operators.
- The wet lease, which will include the aircraft, flight crew and maintenance services, will initially last for three months.
- And it's something that helps relieve some of the pressure that would otherwise be required of the flight crew to keep that aircraft stable.
- We had to cancel more than 200 flights due to aircraft and flight crew being out of place or exceeding their legal working hours.
- The two airline transport certificated flight crew members were fatally injured.
- Notification of the closure had been included in the paperwork the flight crew received before departure.
- In the event of an actual airline incident the direction of airline flight crew, pilots and/or air marshals should be followed.
- The aircraft is manned by five flight crew and ten mission crew.
- The flight crew arrived from Miami on Thursday, 5 August, and high-speed taxi tests were completed later that same day.
- The flight crew reported a loss of engine power approximately six minutes after takeoff.

Definition of flight crew in US English:

flight crew

nounˈflaɪt ˌkruˈflīt ˌkro͞o

treated as singular or plural The personnel responsible for the operation of an aircraft during flight.
空勤人员，机组人员
treated as singular the flight crew aims to ensure you enjoy your trip
treated as plural the flight crew were fined for not having entry visas
Example sentencesExamples
- The Americans provide the medical crew and equipment while Australians supply the aircraft and flight crew, as well as medical personnel.
- The aircraft is flown by two flight crew with between six and ten mission crew.
- The flight crew reported a loss of engine power approximately six minutes after takeoff.
- The aircraft flight crew included two pilots, a member of the aviation crew who served as a data recorder, and two primary observers, one on each side of the aircraft.
- The flight crew arrived from Miami on Thursday, 5 August, and high-speed taxi tests were completed later that same day.
- The company wants to cut the pay of 36,000 workers, including flight crew, cabin crew, engineers, administrative staff and ground staff.
- Notification of the closure had been included in the paperwork the flight crew received before departure.
- Our flight crew had flown as a unit since August 1944 and we worked well as a team.
- He said the flight crew didn't ask that the aircraft be de-iced, and that the last time he saw the airplane, there still was ice on the airframe.
- The two airline transport certificated flight crew members were fatally injured.
- We had to cancel more than 200 flights due to aircraft and flight crew being out of place or exceeding their legal working hours.
- The passenger replaced the lid to trap the amphibian, and notified the flight crew.
- The flight across the Alps was described as ‘difficult’ by the flight crew.
- And it's something that helps relieve some of the pressure that would otherwise be required of the flight crew to keep that aircraft stable.
- In the event of an actual airline incident the direction of airline flight crew, pilots and/or air marshals should be followed.
- On a long endurance mission the aircraft has a crew of 34, with 6 flight crew and 28 system operators.
- The aircraft is manned by five flight crew and ten mission crew.
- Sergeant Bradley hears over the radio that the flight crew is on its way.
- Passengers must present photo identification to the flight crew before boarding.
- The wet lease, which will include the aircraft, flight crew and maintenance services, will initially last for three months.

单词	flight crew
释义	Definition of flight crew in English: flight crew noun treated as singular or plural The personnel who are responsible for the operation of an aircraft during flight. 空勤人员，机组人员 treated as singular the flight crew aims to ensure you enjoy your trip treated as plural the flight crew were fined for not having entry visas Example sentencesExamples The flight across the Alps was described as ‘difficult’ by the flight crew. Passengers must present photo identification to the flight crew before boarding. The company wants to cut the pay of 36,000 workers, including flight crew, cabin crew, engineers, administrative staff and ground staff. The Americans provide the medical crew and equipment while Australians supply the aircraft and flight crew, as well as medical personnel. The passenger replaced the lid to trap the amphibian, and notified the flight crew. Our flight crew had flown as a unit since August 1944 and we worked well as a team. The aircraft is flown by two flight crew with between six and ten mission crew. The aircraft flight crew included two pilots, a member of the aviation crew who served as a data recorder, and two primary observers, one on each side of the aircraft. He said the flight crew didn't ask that the aircraft be de-iced, and that the last time he saw the airplane, there still was ice on the airframe. Sergeant Bradley hears over the radio that the flight crew is on its way. On a long endurance mission the aircraft has a crew of 34, with 6 flight crew and 28 system operators. The wet lease, which will include the aircraft, flight crew and maintenance services, will initially last for three months. And it's something that helps relieve some of the pressure that would otherwise be required of the flight crew to keep that aircraft stable. We had to cancel more than 200 flights due to aircraft and flight crew being out of place or exceeding their legal working hours. The two airline transport certificated flight crew members were fatally injured. Notification of the closure had been included in the paperwork the flight crew received before departure. In the event of an actual airline incident the direction of airline flight crew, pilots and/or air marshals should be followed. The aircraft is manned by five flight crew and ten mission crew. The flight crew arrived from Miami on Thursday, 5 August, and high-speed taxi tests were completed later that same day. The flight crew reported a loss of engine power approximately six minutes after takeoff. Definition of flight crew in US English: flight crew nounˈflaɪt ˌkruˈflīt ˌkro͞o treated as singular or plural The personnel responsible for the operation of an aircraft during flight. 空勤人员，机组人员 treated as singular the flight crew aims to ensure you enjoy your trip treated as plural the flight crew were fined for not having entry visas Example sentencesExamples The Americans provide the medical crew and equipment while Australians supply the aircraft and flight crew, as well as medical personnel. The aircraft is flown by two flight crew with between six and ten mission crew. The flight crew reported a loss of engine power approximately six minutes after takeoff. The aircraft flight crew included two pilots, a member of the aviation crew who served as a data recorder, and two primary observers, one on each side of the aircraft. The flight crew arrived from Miami on Thursday, 5 August, and high-speed taxi tests were completed later that same day. The company wants to cut the pay of 36,000 workers, including flight crew, cabin crew, engineers, administrative staff and ground staff. Notification of the closure had been included in the paperwork the flight crew received before departure. Our flight crew had flown as a unit since August 1944 and we worked well as a team. He said the flight crew didn't ask that the aircraft be de-iced, and that the last time he saw the airplane, there still was ice on the airframe. The two airline transport certificated flight crew members were fatally injured. We had to cancel more than 200 flights due to aircraft and flight crew being out of place or exceeding their legal working hours. The passenger replaced the lid to trap the amphibian, and notified the flight crew. The flight across the Alps was described as ‘difficult’ by the flight crew. And it's something that helps relieve some of the pressure that would otherwise be required of the flight crew to keep that aircraft stable. In the event of an actual airline incident the direction of airline flight crew, pilots and/or air marshals should be followed. On a long endurance mission the aircraft has a crew of 34, with 6 flight crew and 28 system operators. The aircraft is manned by five flight crew and ten mission crew. Sergeant Bradley hears over the radio that the flight crew is on its way. Passengers must present photo identification to the flight crew before boarding. The wet lease, which will include the aircraft, flight crew and maintenance services, will initially last for three months.
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