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1 Flugplan
m (flight) schedule, timetable* * *der Flugplanschedule; timetable; flight schedule* * *Flug|planmflight schedule* * *Flug·planm flight plan* * *der flight schedule* * *Flugplan m (flight) schedule, timetable* * *der flight schedule -
2 Flugplan
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3 Sommerflugplan
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4 Winterflugplan
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5 Flugverkehrsplan
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6 Flugverkehrseinrichtungen
Flugverkehrseinrichtungen, private
contract flying service;
• Flugverkehrsindustrie airline industry;
• Flugverkehrslinie airline;
• fahrplanmäßige Flugverkehrslinie regular (scheduled, US) airline service;
• Flugverkehrsnetz network of air routes, airline network;
• Flugverkehrsplan airline timetable, [flight] schedule (US);
• Flugverkehrsrisiko aviation risk;
• Flugverkehrssicherheit air-traffic safety.Business german-english dictionary > Flugverkehrseinrichtungen
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Flugverkehrseinrichtungen, private
contract flying service;
• Flugverkehrsindustrie airline industry;
• Flugverkehrslinie airline;
• fahrplanmäßige Flugverkehrslinie regular (scheduled, US) airline service;
• Flugverkehrsnetz network of air routes, airline network;
• Flugverkehrsplan airline timetable, [flight] schedule (US);
• Flugverkehrsrisiko aviation risk;
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9 Fahrplan
Fahrplan m 1. FREI schedule, timetable; 2. LOGIS sailing schedule, schedule, timetable* * ** * *Fahrplan
timetable (Br.), time book, list of trains, railway guide, train sheet, [train] schedule (US), (Bus) bus guide, (Flughafen) flight list, (Schiff) sailing list;
• ungültig gewordener Fahrplan timetable that is no longer valid;
• Fahrplan für den Inlandsverkehr domestic schedule (US);
• Fahrplan ändern to rearrange the timetable, to change the schedule (US), to alter the working of trains;
• neuen Zug in den Fahrplan aufnehmen to schedule a new train (US), to introduce into the regular service;
• Fahrplan aufstellen to compile a timetable;
• Fahrplan einhalten to maintain a schedule (US), to stick to a timetable;
• neuen Fahrplan zusammenstellen to make up a new railway guide;
• Fahrplanänderung rearrangement of the timetable, schedule change (US);
• Fahrplanänderung vornehmen to alter the working of trains;
• Fahrplaneinhaltung timetable (schedule, US) maintenance;
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10 Fluglizenz
Fluglizenz
air carrier permit;
• Fluglotse [air-]traffic controller;
• Fluglotsen flight-control personnel;
• deregulierter (freier) Flugmarkt free (open) skies;
• Flugmeldeposten, Flugmelder aircraft spotter (Br.);
• Flugmeldezentrale filter center (US) (centre, Br.);
• Flugmöglichkeit availibility of flights;
• Flugnetz network of air routes, route network;
• Flugnummer flight number;
• Flugpassagier air[line] passenger;
• Flugpersonal air staff;
• Flugplan airline [time]table, schedule [of planes] (US), flying schedule (US);
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11 Verspätung
f (Verzögerung) delay; ( zwei Minuten) Verspätung haben be (two minutes) late; mit Verspätung abfahren / ankommen etc. leave / arrive etc. late; mit zwei Stunden Verspätung two hours late (FLUG. etc. auch behind schedule); entschuldigen Sie die Verspätung sorry I’m late, I do apologize for being late förm.* * *die Verspätungdelay; belatedness; lateness* * *Ver|spä|tungf -, -en(von Verkehrsmitteln) delay; (von Mensch) late arrival; (von Glückwunsch etc) belatedness(10 Minuten) Verspä́tung haben — to be (10 minutes) late
der Flug hat Verspä́tung — the flight is delayed
eine zweistündige Verspä́tung — a delay of two hours, a two-hour delay
die Verspä́tung aufholen — to catch up lost time
mit Verspä́tung abfahren/ankommen — to leave/arrive late
ohne Verspä́tung ankommen — to arrive on time
mit zwanzig Minuten Verspä́tung — twenty minutes late or (von Verkehrsmitteln auch) behind schedule
mit sechsmonatiger etc Verspä́tung — six months etc late; (nach Ablauf der Frist auch) six months etc too late
* * ** * *Ver·spä·tung<-, -en>f delay; Flugzeug late arrivalentschuldigen Sie bitte meine \Verspätung I'm sorry I'm late\Verspätung haben to be latemit \Verspätung latemit [zwanzigminütiger/einer Stunde] \Verspätung abfahren/ankommen to leave/arrive [twenty minutes/an hour] late* * *die; Verspätung, Verspätungen lateness; (verspätetes Eintreffen) late arrival[fünf Minuten] Verspätung haben — be [five minutes] late
seine od. die Verspätung aufholen — make up the lost time
* * *Verspätung f (Verzögerung) delay;(zwei Minuten) Verspätung haben be (two minutes) late;mit Verspätung abfahren/ankommen etc leave/arrive etc late;entschuldigen Sie die Verspätung sorry I’m late, I do apologize for being late form* * *die; Verspätung, Verspätungen lateness; (verspätetes Eintreffen) late arrival[fünf Minuten] Verspätung haben — be [five minutes] late
seine od. die Verspätung aufholen — make up the lost time
* * *f.belatedness n.delay n.lateness n.
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