"jet down" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a fast and abrupt motion or event. For example: "The jet began to jet down the runway, picking up speed with each passing second."
What brought the jet down, however, was a matter of dispute.
Or jet down to Australia for a tour in a glass-bottom boat at the spur of the moment with no regard for their carbon footprint.
At that moment, his first officer was struggling vainly to restart the engines while Captain Sullenberger was trying to set the jet down smoothly near boats.
Many of the town's residents have hailed the pilot as a kind of hero for bringing his jet down in a sparsely populated part of town, believing that he deliberately tried to avoid the center.
The two sides in Ukraine's civil conflict have accused each other of shooting the jet down with a missile.
The net effect has been an increased segregation of Americans from different income classes the super-rich live in different communities, send their children to different schools and infamously jet down to Washington on private planes to give Congressional testimonies rather than "flying commercial" with the rest of us.
Remember the strike in Azaz after the jet downing this summer?
Updated at 11.31am BST 10.54am BST Syrian jet downed This video purports to show a regime jet being shot down by the Free Syrian Army in Mohassan, Deir Ezzor.
The opening set is dominated by the fuselage of a passenger jet downed by terrorism in modern "riot-torn" Los Angeles.
Syrian rebel officials claim to have photos and video showing that one of two Russian pilots from a jet downed by the Turkish military has died.
Egyptian authorities have claimed there is no evidence a Russian jet downed in October with more than 200 people on board was attacked by terrorists.
