Sentence examples for Safe plane from inspiring English sources

"Four thousand safe plane landings a day doesn't make news," he said.

"All we should expect from the airlines is a safe plane to fly us from point A to point B. Nothing else," posted Maribel Haldi from New York.

Brian Trubshaw, the former Concorde test pilot who flew the plane on its maiden flight over Britain in 1969, told reporters at the Farnborough Air Show that "she is in her essence a safe plane".

They want decent wages; more autonomy and dignity at work; they want the rich to accept obligations to promote the common good; firms to recognise that there is only any morality to profit making if it is as a consequence of delivering a declared economic purpose - to manufacture a great car, build a safe plane or whatever.

The rebuilding results in a perfectly safe plane, but it's no simple job.

But pristine also meant untested; and though I'd occasionally step on my sneakers to give the illusion of having lived through something out of my comfort zone, I continued to build my life on a very safe plane.

Engineers use this data to speed up the delivery of safe planes, but what else will they do with all those observations of such a variety of flight characteristics?

Safe planes that didn't crash.

Adam Hills, Alex Brooker and Josh Widdecombe had great gags, winning gags, about disability and even about the flight over to Rio: ribald laughter about leg-room, and hand-space in the overhead lockers, and the fact that it was the safest plane that had ever flown – "we had all the shooters".

The National Transportation Safety Board doesn't keep seat-related statistics and hasn't done studies on the safest plane seats, a spokesman told HuffPost.

He wanted to fly the F/A-18, which he considered a safer plane, said his widow, Melissa Denson Rankin, but he quickly became a Harrier enthusiast after being assigned to the AV-8B.