"He passed rigorous security checks as do all of our ground engineers who find themselves in places he finds himself in, " she said, referring to his clearance to work in secure areas at airports.
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He drafted government policy on the subsidization of flying clubs; licensed many non-military pilots, navigators and ground engineers; and progressed the selection and training of pilots and ground engineers for the Royal Indian Air Force.
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Saffi, 36, a ground engineer with national carrier Air New Zealand, accepts he will be deported from the United States over the visa violation, New Zealand Foreign Ministry spokesman Brad Tattersfield told The Associated Press.
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He drafted government policy on the subsidization of flying clubs; licensed many non-military pilots, navigators and ground engineers; and progressed the selection and training of pilots and ground engineers for the Royal Indian Air Force.
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Scotland Yard said in a statement that the boys, who were found in a wheel compartment of the plane by a ground engineer, were aged between 12 and 14 and believed to be of Ghanaian origin.
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The early generation of Air Malta pilots, as well as flight and ground engineers owe their training and initial knowledge to PIA . The first batches of novices were dispatched to Pakistan where they undertook extensive training.
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The plane's pilot, co-pilot, flight engineer and a ground engineer died when the plane crashed in flames in a field near the village of Great Hallingbury northeast of London on the night of Dec . 22, 1999.
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Mohammed Nour al-Din Saffi, a naturalized New Zealand citizen, arrived in this northern city early Wednesday morning in the custody of an FBI officer, said a spokesman for Air New Zealand, where Saffi works as a ground engineer.
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"There was no record of what the ground engineer entered in the technical log to clear the fault and no way of knowing if he briefed the oncoming commander about the fault, " the Air Accidents Investigation Branch said.
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Frantically working in the vast open field just west of I-35 are six guys in charge of holding onto the blimp's mooring ropes and an on-ground engineer who's waving a wind sock that to your average sports writer looks like a red, white and blue pi $ ata.
