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08:12 Feb 16, 2007 |
German to English translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Aerospace / Aviation / Space / Facility management / cleaning | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Nicole Schnell United States Local time: 19:45 | ||||||
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4 +1 | quick transit cleaning |
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4 | surface cleaning |
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3 | transient cleaning |
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3 | (aircraft) cabin cleaning |
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surface cleaning Explanation: is clearly what is being described - whether this term is official, I don't know. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 11 mins (2007-02-16 08:23:42 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- "Trip-ready cleaning" is clearly a possibility for the USA: Interior Trip Ready: This type of cleaning refers to an aircraft cleaning that is very basic but still needs a little attention before a flight. Whether you own a detail company or are the person responsible for taking care of the aircraft’s cleaning and maintenance, these are the following procedures you should take. * Remove Trash, Dust Cockpit and Clean Efis Screens, Clean Windshield, Side Windows And Mirrors with Lexan And Plexiglass Approved Products Like Plexiclear. Wipe Down All Wood And Tables, Vacuum Carpets. http://www.globalair.com/discussions/phillip/article~/msgID=... And here's another option, from a British site: Innovative commercial cleaning services to a variety of requirements now means we are able to offer a whole range of interior aircraft cleaning standards - **from cabin tidy**, through to nightstop cleans, including **'pitstop'** cleans and full turnaround requirements. http://www.icsgrp-uk.com/services/ac_cleaning.cfm So there are three good options... |
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transient cleaning Explanation: no examples of use in the context of aircraft, plane or airplane Reference: http://72.14.253.104/search?hl=en&q=%22transient%2Bcleaning%... |
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quick transit cleaning Explanation: "World at work: Aircraft cabin cleaning TASKS OF THE JOB Airline companies usually contract out cabin cleaning to aircraft services companies. There are basically three levels of cleaning services for the aircraft: quick transit cleaning, overnight (lay-over) cleaning, and deep cleaning. The types of services rendered depend on the duration of stay of the aircraft at the airport. The tasks in a typical quick transit cleaning involve: (1) seat cleaning, (2) seat pocket cleaning, (3) ashtray cleaning, (4) galley cleaning, (5) toilet cleaning and replenishment, (6) floor cleaning, and (7) blanket management. Lay-over cleaning is more thorough and in addition to the above processes includes: (1) floor vacuuming, (2) window cleaning, (3) stowage cleaning, and (4) cleaning of the cabin crew resting area. Deep cleaning includes all the above tasks but in a more extensive manner." Reference: http://oem.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/62/1/58 |
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(aircraft) cabin cleaning Explanation: Seems to be a usual term at airports for this fast cleaning job during arrival and the next take off. There are a lot of examples on the Internet. Example sentence(s):
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