Sentence examples for damage to the plane from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — The A380 superjumbo aircraft whose engine blew apart on departure from Singapore on Nov. 4 was far more seriously damaged than initial reports indicated, with hydraulic and electric failures and serious damage to the plane's skeleton, according to independent experts who examined newly available photographs of the jet and leaked accounts of the investigation.

"There were no apparent injuries or damage to the plane," federal authorities said.

He hinted that one was the possibility of damage to the plane from gunfire.

The investigation, he said, would be "painstaking" because of the amount of damage to the plane and the house.

Regina Kauffman of Warminster, Pa., the navigator, said she did not realize the extent of damage to the plane until she and the others walked off.

The AAIB said British Airways should review its pilot and cabin crew training to learn the lessons from relaying the passengers' and crew's reports of damage to the plane.

The engines had to be replaced and major abrasive damage to the planes repaired.

Tells about air raids by the Germans, machine gunners had driven them off before they were able to inflict any damage to the planes on the ground.

Mr. Sinnett, the 787's chief engineer, said that in both incidents in January, the batteries had performed as designed, and he stressed that there had been no injuries to passengers or extensive damage to the planes.

Inserting water insoluble oleate anions (C17H33COO−) into the interlayer of LRHs can be successfully achieved via hydrothermal processing (120°C for 24 h), which disorders the stacking of the ab plane along the c direction and weakens the interaction between the adjacent layers but with little damage to the ab plane.

With the damage to the American plane, the flight commander, Lt. Shane Osborn, had a tense choice: to try a dangerous landing at sea, to have the crew bail out, or to attempt to land at the nearest field, in China.