Sentence examples for cockpit of flight from inspiring English sources

A transcript of conversations in the cockpit of Flight 93 was made public during the recent trial of Zacarias Moussaoui.

It has emerged that in 2011 he invited two female passengers into the cockpit of flight from Thailand to Kuala Lumpur.

The report from the 9/11 Commission on Thursday provided new, chilling details about what happened in the cockpit of Flight 93 in its last minutes.

The transcript from the cockpit of Flight 93 ends with the pilot babbling prayers as the plane crashes: 'In the name of Allah.

Her son was Mark Bingham, one of the passengers who fought their way into the cockpit of Flight 93 before it crashed into a field in Pennsylvania.

French air accident investigators say they have extracted a recording that contains "voices and sounds" from the cockpit of Germanwings flight 4U9525 that crashed on Tuesday, killing all 150 on board.

A23 No Charges in Airline Death Federal prosecutors will not file charges in the death of a man beaten by fellow passengers after he tried to break into the cockpit of a flight to Salt Lake City from Las Vegas.

Deena Burnett, whose husband, Tom, led a group of passengers who stormed the cockpit of United Airlines Flight 93 before it crashed in Pennsylvania, asked that the court "hold the defendant responsible for terrorism and murder".

Look at the transcripts of the conversations between the cockpit of US Airways flight 1549 and air traffic control on that fateful day and you'll see – the heart turns over at the sight of it – that "time", in this context, is close to being a redundant term, as useless as a map or a bottle of champagne.

The action is confined exclusively to the plane and air-traffic control centres, and unfolds in real time, so the dominant sense is of the absence of information, punctured by moments of sudden understanding, as when the air traffic staff realise what they have just heard from the cockpit of American Flight 11: "We have some planes".

The only decisive action taken on 9/11 came not from the military, but from the courageous passengers who stormed the cockpit of United Airlines Flight 93, leading the hijackers to crash the plane over Pennsylvania farmland before it could reach its intended target in Washington.