The phrase "airliner out" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an airliner that is departing or no longer in service, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "The airliner out of service was grounded for maintenance."
Alternatives: "aircraft departure" or "plane out of commission".
They remember how his henchman killed hundreds and even blew an airliner out of the sky.
The Soviet jets apparently pursued the airliner out of Soviet airspace and over the Sea of Okhotsk.
The extremist group Ansar Beit el-Maqdis pledged allegiance to Islamic State, took a new name – Sinai Province – and blew a Russian airliner out of the sky.
Jeb has since cultivated other constituencies, but if he ever enters national politics he may have trouble defending his political association with the kind of people who would blow a civilian airliner out of the sky.
Back then, Pablo Escobar's notoriously violent cocaine cartel in that northern city bombed shopping malls, killed high-profile politicians and even blew an airliner out of the sky, before his death in 1993 when police hunted him down.
According to those closest to him, Escobar was involved in storming Colombia's supreme court in 1985, killing half the country's top judges, blowing an airliner out of the sky, bombing the headquarters of Colombian intelligence, putting a bounty on the head of every policeman in the country and, ultimately, evading 13,000 raids during an unprecedented manhunt that lasted almost two years.
Fearful of diverting their attention for too long, I left the plane spotters to their busy day while I climbed up into the KLM cityhopper airliner parked out on the observation deck and open for visitors.
TEN years ago, terrorist bombs blew two commercial airliners out of the Scottish and African skies, killing a total of 440 people.
The United States needs to be tough on terrorists who blow up Federal buildings, destroy urban high-rises and threaten to blow airliners out of the sky.
Let us not forget that after Sept. 11 we were discussing the need to shoot our own commercial airliners out of the sky.
But that should not stop us from celebrating the downfall of a man who killed and tortured his own citizens, bombed night clubs in Germany, blew American airliners out of the sky, sent explosives to the IRA and paid mercenaries to hose down his own people with machinegun fire when they demanded political reform.
