The phrase "airlines disaster" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a misphrasing; the correct term is "airline disaster."
Example: "The airline disaster resulted in significant changes to safety regulations in the industry."
Alternatives: "aviation disaster" or "air travel catastrophe."
"We hope we can identify it as soon as possible," he told reporters at the United Nations, where he was attending a Security Council meeting on the other Malaysia Airlines disaster last year — the downing of Flight 17 over eastern Ukraine.
Meanwhile, investigators continue to examine the scene of another Malaysia Airlines disaster in Ukraine.
Russian media have presented a far different view of the Malaysia Airlines disaster, focusing on theories hinting that the Ukrainian or US governments downed the plane.
The Foreign Secretary, Philip Hammond, also warned the Russian President yesterday that the "world's eyes are on Russia" and its behaviour in the wake of the Malaysia Airlines disaster which claimed 298 lives.
6.49pm BST Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte said the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe was negotiating with separatists to bring the train containing bodies from the Malaysia Airlines disaster under Ukrainian government control.
The British regulatory body tasked with ensuring "broadly impartial news coverage" to channels with a UK license "said it was considering whether to investigate Russia Today following complaints from viewers about the tone of its coverage of the Malaysia Airlines disaster".
Nowadays, the coverage of events such as the two Malaysia Airlines disasters earlier this year is so immersive, it can instil sustained anxiety or trauma in some viewers, even if their own experiences of flying have been positive.
But this would be the first commercial airline disaster to result from the hostilities.
The dry cleaner's disappearance after an airline disaster, for instance, is described swiftly in voice-over.
It was the first major passenger airline disaster in China since November 2004, when a China Eastern plane crashed into a lake in northern China, killing 55 people.
Lives Saved in Airline Disaster Early reports indicate that a combination of smart design and preparation saved lives in yesterday's Asiana Airlines crash at San Francisco Airport.
