Sentence examples for air emergencies from inspiring English sources

In other air emergencies, engine parts coming through the fuselage have killed passengers or caused crashes.

Divers who have taken full certification courses (as opposed to quickie courses) and who have put in a reasonable amount of time practicing certain critical skills (like how to handle air emergencies) are less likely to freak out and more likely to survive.

Military planes are concealed from the app's users, but the same protection is not thought to be used for the air emergency services.

After my Sunday column about China's pollution problem, a belated peg: Beijing declared an air emergency today in part because of dust storms rolling in from Mongolia.

She called an air emergency service and arranged for an ambulance to be waiting on the tarmac when the plane landed.

– MPs warn of 'poisoning air' emergency costing £20bn a year.

Guerra, the environmentalist, says the direct cause of this year's air emergency lies in an atypical winter storm in February.

SeaWorld had already spent more than $65 million on new technologies such as fast-rising pool bottoms (to beach a rampaging whale with a trainer in its mouth), "spare air" emergency oxygen systems in wetsuits, and a type of flashing, floating robotic rodeo clown to distract an out-of-control orca.

Some manufacturers and engineers argue that if they were installed on commercial airliners, the lives of hundreds of people could be saved in mid-air emergencies.

Aside from its other technological advancements, the Vision Jet is also equipped with Cirrus' unique parachute system, specially designed for in-air emergencies.

He would describe his stint as a "graduate course in learning how to handle on-the-air emergencies".