flying crane

At the top, there are images of flying cranes.

These others served, to illustrate how enormous the Flying Crane was.

The blue wool cover with its border of flying cranes had taken my grandmother half a year on the great loom.

Flying crane helicopter, fitted with a retractable gondola for a second pilot.

They call it the flying crane.

I tore my eyes from a flying crane to see Master Li scrambling for another cage.

It was also used as a flying crane, lifting an external load of 5,000 kg (11,023 lb).

In 1958, Sikorsky began designing the S-60 as a prototype "flying crane" helicopter.

The troops called aircraft what they wanted to- Huey and Flying Crane or whatever.

The Mi-46K was the flying crane version fit to replace the Mi-10K.

The Chileans captured one once, using a flying crane and a specially constructed claw-shaped cage.

Proposed machines included the "Model 227" transport and the "Model 237" flying crane.

The Mil Mi-46 is a projected passenger/cargo/flying crane aircraft first announced in 1992.

Three similar variants were produced: military liaison aircraft, air ambulance and flying crane; their equipment could be exchanged.

They're bringing the Chinook back with a Flying Crane."

Hughes XH-17 - flying crane (largest rotor of any type on a helicopter)

One of the pupils won a competition to name the new bike "The Flying Crane",

Flying crane version.

Two variants were initially envisioned: a 40-seat, short-range civil transport and a flying crane with a 15,000 lb capacity.

Ability to carry external loads as a flying crane or to carry up to 1200 kg of load in the cabin.

The Sikorsky S-60 helicopter, a prototype "flying crane", was derived from the S-56 in 1958.

Hearts leap to mouths watching the Flying Cranes aerial ballet with 10 airborne performers.

It was a pillow-shaped box in gold lacquer, with soft black images of flying cranes and leaping rabbits.

Sikorsky S-60: prototype "flying crane" helicopter, crashed 1961 (1959)