postflight

postflight

(ˌpəʊstˈflaɪt)
adj
(Aeronautics) of, relating to, or occurring in the period after a flight
adv
(Aeronautics) after a flight
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7), where Russian personnel will be standing by to recover the spacecraft for postflight analysis.
For Masimba and Khanyi, the only option is to apply for 'postflight spouse or partner', which involves significant application fees and more restrictive eligibility criteria, such as maintenance.
Isolation of HHCD patients during aeromedical evacuation is a complex process with numerous requirements related to the preflight, in-flight, and postflight environments, involving highly knowledgeable and trained persons from a variety of professions, as well as specialized equipment and validated infection control processes (Table) (7).
Postflight, significant decreases in hematocrit, tWBC, lymphocytes (abs, %), heterophils (abs), eosinophils (abs, %), and monocytes (abs) were observed.
Baseline on ground data collections has also been performed pre- and postflight.
Similarly, when crew return, it will be Gerst's responsibility to ensure they complete standard "postflight activities."
Aviation expert Jeetendra Bhargava said , "The DGCA decision is a welcome step and will serve as a deterrent for pilots and cabin crew who may have been casual on the issue in the past and put flight safety at a risk.'' The DGCA measures require separate records of pre- flight and postflight breath analyser tests for the crew
After we landed and during postflight, he was able to inspect the unpressurized portion of the tail where much of the stabilizer trim system is located.
Postflight follow-up was available for 91.6% of patients.
After an exhaustive internal postflight search, the aircraft was sealed and bait set out to entice the cat out of hiding.

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