The phrase "airliner diverted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, particularly when discussing a flight that has been redirected from its original course or destination.
Example: "Due to severe weather conditions, the airliner was diverted to a nearby airport for safety reasons."
Alternatives: "flight rerouted" or "plane redirected".
In late December of 1999, a group of Al Qaeda terrorists armed with knives hijacked an Indian airliner and diverted it to Kandahar, Afghanistan.
He called an emergency meeting of security officials to discuss what a Defense Ministry official called "a pretty serious crisis," and airliners were diverted from flight paths over central London.
15 March Malaysia's prime minister, Najib Razak, says the missing airliner was deliberately diverted and continued flying for more than six hours after losing contact with the ground.
LONDON — British police arrested two men aboard a diverted Pakistani airliner on Friday after Britain's Royal Air Force scrambled Typhoon fighter jets to escort the airplane flying from Lahore to Manchester, in the north of England, according to defense ministry officials and the police.
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[New York Post] A Polish airliner carrying Prime Minister Donald Tusk was diverted to a remote area of Kennedy Airport on Sunday after an anonymous bomb threat.
Eight easyJet flights were cancelled in the morning, while empty Monarch, Thomas Cook and Thomson airliners that had flown from Britain to bring back holidaymakers were diverted before reaching Egypt.
Six men were charged today with hijacking a Cuban airliner at knifepoint and diverting it to the Florida Keys to seek asylum in the United States.
A17 Cubans Charged With Hijacking Six men were charged with hijacking a Cuban airliner at knifepoint and diverting it to the Florida Keys to seek asylum in the United States.
