cruising altitude

基本解釋

This height is also the frequent cruising altitude of commercial airliners.
這一高度也是商務(wù)航線的常用巡航高度。
At a cruising altitude of 30,000 feet, pressure outside of the plane is about two and a half times lower than what passengers experience on the inside.
在三萬(wàn)英尺的巡航高度，飛機(jī)外部的氣壓大約比乘客感受的內(nèi)部氣壓低2.5倍。
It can gather data on objects reportedly as small as a shoebox, through clouds, day or night, for 32 hours from 18, 000 metres—almost twice the cruising altitude of passenger jets.
據(jù)報(bào)道這種無(wú)人機(jī)可以在18000米的高空不分晝夜的連續(xù)飛行32小時(shí)，且可以透過(guò)云層監(jiān)視地面像鞋盒那么大小的目標(biāo)。它飛行的這一高度幾乎是民航客機(jī)巡航高度的兩倍。

During the demonstration flights, a pilot handled the takeoff and climb to cruising altitude.
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Once the A380 reached cruising altitude, passengers were free to walk around both decks to explore the amenities.
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Once at cruising altitude I dialed in an economy fuel setting of 53 gallons per hour at a true airspeed of 390mph.
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