Sentence examples for airliner leaving from inspiring English sources

After terrorists armed with Manpads fired on an Israeli airliner leaving the airport in Mombasa, Kenya, last November, American officials wanted action.

Mr. Assad's ability to distance himself from the worst violence collapsed in 1986, when a man attempting to blow up an El Al airliner leaving London was given refuge in the Syrian Embassy before turning himself in.

The airport of the Egyptian resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh in the Sinai Peninsula is in disarray six days after a Russian airliner leaving the area went down in the desert in what US and UK authorities are calling a possible terrorist attack.

Unsolved mysteries: In 1957, an airliner left SFO for Hawaii and was never seen again.

Sasol, the South African coal company, for years produced semi-synthetic jet fuel, half from petroleum and half from coal, and pumped it into airliners leaving Johannesburg.

Supporters of the extended 42-day detention limit, including many of the country's top police officials, have pointed to a wave of terrorism trials since the 2005 attacks, including one under way in London in which eight men are accused of a 2006 plot to smuggle explosives in soft drink bottles onto airliners leaving Heathrow airport, in London, for the United States.

It has of course regenerated itself on Pakistan's border with Afghanistan since 9/11, and as the 2005 attacks on the London subways and the foiled 2006 plot to bring down airliners leaving Heathrow Airport showed, it remains a grave danger to Britain.

That means it is almost impossible to fly from one Wyoming city to another on a commercial airliner without leaving the state.

After all, plants can be idled, cable go unlit or airliners be left in the desert, but the assets never go away, and they are available for new buyers to snap up.

Leaving airliners aside, even small plane crashes produce a detailed and publicly released investigation report in every case.

The hope is to prevent airliners from vanishing without leaving clues about what happened.