Translation of "heavy transport helicopter " (English → French) :

heavy lift helicopter [ HLH | heavy-lift helicopter | heavy lifter ]

heavy lift helicopter | HLH | heavy-lift helicopter

Occupant of heavy transport vehicle injured in collision with heavy transport vehicle or bus

cargo transport helicopter [ cargo-transport helicopter | cargo (transport) helicopter | cargo/transport helicopter ]

heavy lift helicopter | HLH [Abbr.]

heavy-lift helicopter

V.I.P. transport helicopter [ VIP transport helicopter ]

light transport helicopter | LTH

heavy-transport driver | road haulier

helicopter modernisation, crew training and the planned heavy transport helicopter;

· helicopter modernisation, crew training and the planned heavy transport helicopter;

Welcomes the Franco-German heavy transport helicopter project, but is also aware of the complex reasons for the shortage of available and operational helicopters, mostly related to the high costs of flight hours and maintenance; invites the Council to explore possibilities designed to bridge the gap for the near future, either by a joint action or by supporting Member States in the refurbishing and upgrading of Russian-built helicopters as well as establishing a helicopter training centre; reiterates that, generally, one of the principal obstacles to modernising and transforming European forces so as to enable them to cope effectively ...[+++]with the security challenges of the 21st century is not the level of defence expenditure but rather the lack of cooperation, the absence of a clear division of labour and specialisation, and the duplication and fragmentation in arms production and procurement, which increase the risk of non-interoperability between armies; however, urges the Member States to envisage an increase in defence expenditure for the concrete purpose of being able to make efficient use of acquired helicopters;

31. Welcomes the Franco-German heavy transport helicopter project, but is also aware of the complex reasons for the shortage of available and operational helicopters, mostly related to the high costs of flight hours and maintenance; invites the Council to explore possibilities designed to bridge the gap for the near future, either by a joint action or by supporting Member States in the refurbishing and upgrading of Russian-built helicopters as well as establishing a helicopter training centre; reiterates that, generally, one of the principal obstacles to modernising and transforming European forces so as to enable them to cope effectiv ...[+++]ely with the security challenges of the 21st century is not the level of defence expenditure but rather the lack of cooperation, the absence of a clear division of labour and specialisation, and the duplication and fragmentation in arms production and procurement, which increase the risk of non-interoperability between armies; however, urges the Member States to envisage an increase in defence expenditure for the concrete purpose of being able to make efficient use of acquired helicopters;