Sentence examples for airliner disaster from inspiring English sources

In 1978 Miss Trevor lost her son, Charles, in an airliner disaster.

He added that he had seen family members from the airliner disaster in the gallery.

Reuters, Moscow Too real Indian aviation officials staged a mock plane crash at New Delhi international airport yesterday, causing at least one TV station to tell viewers that nine people might have died in an airliner disaster.

An Algerian aircraft carrying 110 passengers and six crew crashed in northern Africa early on Thursday with the apparent death of all on board – the third airliner disaster in a week.

Without mentioning the Malaysian airliner disaster, the statement said it was "concerned that the recent and ongoing developments in Ukraine and the reaction of the international community will lead to disruption in trade and business relations between Russia and the UK".

Absent in this case but de rigueur for airliner disasters at this stage are dueling investigators floating arguments that will be the basis for court cases later, as the airline, the plane's manufacturer, the regulator, the unions and other entities spin different versions of the importance of various factors, thus apportioning blame.

It would take some really big news to eclipse the release of the final report by Australian air safety investigators into what happened to Qantas Flight 32, an event on the world's newest and largest airliner that came thisclose to disaster.

WHEN a Rolls-Royce engine on the world's biggest airliner exploded in midair last November, disaster was narrowly averted.

Westinghouse's AP1000 reactor design layers precaution upon precaution, including backup cooling systems that run without human intervention, and a steel and reinforced concrete building shield able to withstand the impact of a natural disaster or even an airliner crash.

What am I bid for an image of a supersonic airliner, airborne, spitting the flames that signaled disaster?

I'm flying in a jet airliner consuming oil as I observe a disaster caused by the demand for oil, mine, yours, theirs — and yes, there was gross corporate irresponsibility, zero government regulation, rank corruption in the Minerals Management Service, but growing demand (Drill, baby) is what's pushing us toward the next disaster and the next and the next.