Translation for 'flying school' from English to Russian

flying school

авиашкола {ж}авиа.

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flying

летание {с}

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flying weather

лётная погода {ж}авиа.метео.

flying hospital

санитарный самолёт {м}военно

flying saucer

летающая тарелка {ж}

Palawan flying squirrel

палаванская летяга {ж} [Hylopetes nigripes]зоол.T

woolly flying squirrel

скальная летяга {ж} [Eupetaurus cinereus]зоол.T

hairy-footed flying squirrel

волосатоногая летяга {ж} [Belomys pearsonii]зоол.T

noble giant flying squirrel

бутанская летяга {ж} [Petaurista nobilis]зоол.T

Bhutan giant flying squirrel

бутанская летяга {ж} [Petaurista nobilis]зоол.T

Gray's giant flying squirrel

бутанская летяга {ж} [Petaurista nobilis]зоол.T

school

школа {ж}образ.

Sunday school

воскресная школа {ж}образ.религ.

school system

система {ж} школьного образованияобраз.

folk school

unverified народный университет {noun}ист.

driving school

автошкола {ж}образ.транс.

school pedagogics

школьная педагогика {ж}образ.

extra-school

внешкольный {adj}

school uniform

школьная форма {ж}образ.одеж.

school bus

школьный автобус {м}образ.сухопут.

old-school

олдскульный {adj}

• It was also in 1929 that the Moncton Aero Club was founded, as was the International Airways Flying School.
• During 1910 Brooklands rapidly became a major centre of flying in Britain and that summer, Hilda Hewlett and Gustave Blondeau opened Britain's first flying school at Brooklands.
• Devine was a pilot and owned Provo Devine, a flying school that trained flyers for the government during World War II.
• A contract flying school was operated by the USAAF West Coast Training Center from July 25, 1942, until September 1944.
• The Wilson and Bonfis Flying School opened in October 1941 to train cadets of the U.S.

• The Curtiss-Wright Flying Service operated a flying school at the airport.
• A flying school was also operated at Rosemead Airport.
• Curtis, opened as a flying school in 1941, with 80 students.
• The company was founded in 1935. Originally a flying school operator, the company took on maintenance work in 1938.
• Their place was taken by Pierre Prier, the former chief instructor at the Blériot flying school at Hendon: he was later joined by Gordon England.

• The Wrights referred to the airfield as Simms Station in their flying school brochure.
• There is one fixed-wing flying school, one microlight school and a helicopter school.
• It was the site for the first Irish commercial aircraft, a Desoutter Mark II aircraft "EI-AAD", and the first commercial air taxi service, the Iona National Air Taxis and Flying School.
• In 1911, the company expanded into aircraft manufacture and opened a flying school.
• The man claimed CNN likely got his picture from a Flight Safety flying school in Florida he attended.

• This initially consisted of the Central Flying School at Point Cook, Victoria, opening on 22 October 1912.
• The Wing comprises three squadrons and six schools; it also provides support to the Central Flying School.