taxiway的意思|taxiway的解释-里氏词典

taxiway ['tæksiwei]

n. 滑行道

taxiway

[ noun ]
a paved surface in the form of a strip; used by planes taxiing to or from the runway at an airport
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Wilding said redesign of the northern finger and relocation of a taxiway on the affected runway are still being considered.
She believed, she said, that the Wings West plane, which was on a taxiway, was the SkyWest aircraft.
After it landed, the plane traveled nearly 2,000 feet on grass and dirt beside the 10,000-foot-long runway and bumped over two taxiway crossings.
The pilot quickly dropped the banner and tried to glide back toward the runway for a crash landing, but clipped the top of a helicopter which had just landed on a taxiway, he said.
The investigation showed that the pilot had used a similar approach technique on at least three previous occasions in an attempt to bring his plane down rapidly and land "on the numbers" near a taxiway turnoff to AirLink's gate.
Freezing drizzle this morning caused a Delta 727 bound for Atlanta to skid partway off an icy taxiway at Detroit Metropolitan Airport, officials said.
J.H. Lynn, a Houston police accident investigator, said it appeared to him that the plane skidded from the runway, crossed a grassy median and then a taxiway before crashing and burning.
In recent weeks, workers have painted thick black stripes outlined with yellow to mark the inner taxiway and have identified the taxiway with 10-foot letters and strobe lights.
In recent weeks, workers have painted thick black stripes outlined with yellow to mark the inner taxiway and have identified the taxiway with 10-foot letters and strobe lights.
The captain told investigators that the flight from Jackson, Miss., to Dallas had been uneventful and that everything seemed normal again as he waited on the Dallas-Fort Worth taxiway to leave for Salt Lake City.
This much appeared certain: Another Northwest jet, a Boeing 727 departing for Memphis, clipped the DC-9 on the taxiway, setting it on fire.
The contract covers the supply of over 2,200 inset taxiway lights at the airport, which is located at Osaka and designed to meet passenger growth into the next century.
Davis told investigators that the flight from Jackson, Miss., to Dallas had been uneventful, and that everything seemed normal again as he waited on the taxiway to leave for Salt Lake City.
The Federal Aviation Administration announced Friday it will spend $100 million to build a new taxiway and apron system at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport, one of the nation's busiest.
Thus, the airport has no lights on the taxiway, and the streets have no lane markings or signs.
The runway confusion first occurred in October 1987 after the airport covered grass islands between the parking apron and inner taxiway with concrete.

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