Sentence examples for missing airplanes from inspiring English sources

Patrick Montgomery, chief petty officer with the Coast Guard in New York City, said it was eventually determined that there were no missing airplanes.

Reports mentioned oil slicks found off the coast of Malaysia, however authorities have said they were not caused by the missing airplane.

The Mary Sears, an American survey ship, located signals "on the same frequency of the black boxes associated with the missing airplane," the embassy said.

In China, home to more than half the passengers on the missing airplane, anger at the Malaysian government continued to swell Wednesday, with celebrities vowing to boycott the Southeast Asian country.

They turned up what officials have been unable to find; parts of the missing airplane.

Before Yee's arrest last week, there was our national obsession with a missing airplane.

His new book Vanished is about a missing airplane from World War II, and the sity-year search to discover out what happened its crew.

TIGHAR, The International Group for Historic Aircraft Recovery, has called the aircraft, "History's Most Important Missing Airplane".

Lucas made a similar point, saying the media paid far more attention to the missing Malaysian airplane, even though it was very likely the passengers were dead.

Day one reports included a lengthy post on how statisticians could help find the missing Malaysian airplane, to the accuracy or otherwise of the pedometers beloved of the quantified self movement, to a debunking of the old US myth about British teeth (a particular favourite of this British reviewer).

Probably the fact that they're missing an airplane full of human beings and nobody knows what happened.