Sentence examples for air disasters from inspiring English sources

The accident near Finland was the first of two major air disasters in Russia this summer.

His father died in one of Australia's earliest air disasters, in 1934.

Compared with the government response to air disasters in the United States, Russia's system is opaque.

Is it that far fetched that road deaths could become as unacceptable as air disasters or train crashes?

Many of Iran's deadliest air disasters have involved its fleet of Russian planes designed and built during Soviet times.

The website planecrashinfo.com shows there were between 25 and 35 air disasters a year throughout the 1960s and 1970s.

Critics note what they regard as a pattern of slow response by the government and airlines to air disasters.

Hospital and other records attest to many attacks on bathers, divers, and people awash in the sea following sea or air disasters.

Mr. Ephraimson-Abt was sometimes asked why he chose to become involved in air disasters beyond the one that took his daughter's life.

Mosse's work might be described as conceptual documentary, depicting significant issues of our time — the war in Iraq, catastrophic air disasters — in unconventional ways.

In the recoil from fiction that seems to exploit air disasters, Jenefer Shute has yet to find a Manhattan publisher.This queasiness is a pity.