Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
avionné
English translation:
air worthy/air-worthy
Added to glossary by
Yolanda Broad
Mar 13, 2002 16:32
22 yrs ago
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French term
avionné
French to English
Tech/Engineering
Aerospace / Aviation / Space
aviation
the context is aircraft equipment. no further context other than this word occurs in: équipements réellement avionnés
equipment actually used in aircraft?
equipment actually used in aircraft?
Proposed translations
(English)
5 +1 | air worthy/air-worthy |
Yolanda Broad
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5 +2 | to transport by air |
Meri Buettner
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4 +1 | installed in aircraft |
Jane Lamb-Ruiz (X)
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5 | Aircraft adaptable |
wflyer (X)
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4 | on board |
Olivier San Léandro
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4 | designed for//made for (use in) aircraft? |
Guy Bray
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4 | aviation suitable / aircraft suitable |
Steven Geller
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Proposed translations
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air worthy/air-worthy
I used your previous question about "avionnable" as my point of departure.
Here are a couple of examples:
We have recently acquired a large inventory of WWII aircraft ...
... All items are sold as Memorabilia only. In no way do we claim or advertise any of these parts as certified air-worthy or for aircraft use. It is up to the buyer ...
www.wwiiaircraftparts.com/we_have_recently_acquired_a_larg....
B & J AIRCRAFT Warbird Accessories WWII through early Jet ...
... Buyer / User must determine proper usage. B & J Aircraft (seller) does not warrant items to be air worthy. Prices are subject to change without notice. ...
www.bjaircraft.com/ - 10k - 12 Mar 2002
Lots more at:
Here are a couple of examples:
We have recently acquired a large inventory of WWII aircraft ...
... All items are sold as Memorabilia only. In no way do we claim or advertise any of these parts as certified air-worthy or for aircraft use. It is up to the buyer ...
www.wwiiaircraftparts.com/we_have_recently_acquired_a_larg....
B & J AIRCRAFT Warbird Accessories WWII through early Jet ...
... Buyer / User must determine proper usage. B & J Aircraft (seller) does not warrant items to be air worthy. Prices are subject to change without notice. ...
www.bjaircraft.com/ - 10k - 12 Mar 2002
Lots more at:
2 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "context seems to point to 'air-worthy' although, I should admit, I'm still not convinced whether this is the exact translation..."
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on board
As a matter of fact, GDT states that "avionner" means "transported by aircarft".
Just a suggestion
HTH, Olivier
Just a suggestion
HTH, Olivier
6 mins
designed for//made for (use in) aircraft?
avionneur is an aircraft manufacturer, so...
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8 mins
to transport by air
from the verb "avionner" = transporter par avion (au Sénégal)
Termium
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Note added at 2002-03-13 16:44:48 (GMT)
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***could it be equipment that has actually been delivered by air freight ? Air cargo delivered ?
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Note added at 2002-03-13 17:03:41 (GMT)
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Take a look at the site mentioned below by DPolice... here is a chunk of it :Le fret aérien avionné totalise plus de 77 000 tonnes (+11%), dont 21 000 tonnes de fret express Le fret aérien camionné totalise presque 47 000 tonnes (+10%). Au total, l\'activité fret atteint plus de 124 000 tonnes (+11%). Grâce à la forte activité des usines Peugeot de la région, l\'activité charter fret est en forte augmentation (+48%) ; cette activité ne représente cependant que 4% du volume total de fret avionné. La répartition des différents types de fret reste donc stable par rapport à 1999.
Termium
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Note added at 2002-03-13 16:44:48 (GMT)
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***could it be equipment that has actually been delivered by air freight ? Air cargo delivered ?
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Note added at 2002-03-13 17:03:41 (GMT)
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Take a look at the site mentioned below by DPolice... here is a chunk of it :Le fret aérien avionné totalise plus de 77 000 tonnes (+11%), dont 21 000 tonnes de fret express Le fret aérien camionné totalise presque 47 000 tonnes (+10%). Au total, l\'activité fret atteint plus de 124 000 tonnes (+11%). Grâce à la forte activité des usines Peugeot de la région, l\'activité charter fret est en forte augmentation (+48%) ; cette activité ne représente cependant que 4% du volume total de fret avionné. La répartition des différents types de fret reste donc stable par rapport à 1999.
Peer comment(s):
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DPolice
: http://www.euroairport.com/pages/actualites/010104_stats_00....
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Merci DPolice !
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agree |
FionaBrind
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thanks Fiona !
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Aircraft adaptable
This question was posed yesterday and an answer accepted, did you change your mind? As a pilot, I still stand behind the translation I offered yesterday, I think it may be more appropriate than airworthy, also good, but which generally refers principally to the aircraft as a whole but may be what you are looking for... You could translate as "aircraft adaptable equipment" or "aircraft adaptable parts". Good luck!
Catherine
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One more piece of info. New aircraft parts are approved by the PMA following FAA regulations. In fact, my aircraft mechanic tells me you can see FAA-PMA approved on part boxes. A part can be said \"serviceable\" or \"non-serviceable\", based on its condition. The word \"airworthy\" is not used for parts, but you could say \"aircraft serviceable equipment\" in your translation.
Catherine
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Note added at 2002-03-13 20:56:02 (GMT)
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One more piece of info. New aircraft parts are approved by the PMA following FAA regulations. In fact, my aircraft mechanic tells me you can see FAA-PMA approved on part boxes. A part can be said \"serviceable\" or \"non-serviceable\", based on its condition. The word \"airworthy\" is not used for parts, but you could say \"aircraft serviceable equipment\" in your translation.
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aviation suitable / aircraft suitable
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