Sentence examples for no airliners from inspiring English sources
There was no fire and no airliners were involved in the accident, officials said.
In the past half century, and with 30,000 flights made each day, no airliners have collided over the US.
Looking ahead, he said, "it's going to cost you more to fly because no airliner in the world is designed for $3-plus fuel".
No airliner should have flown through there.
In a city that only Vladimir Putin and his Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev are allowed to fly above – no commercial airliners; no tourist organisations; not so much as a traffic reporter or a police patroller are permitted – everybody looks up when the night sky is lit by the single red light of one of these impenetrable politicians' helicopters.
Airliners no longer have square windows, nor do they use the punch-rivet form of construction to fix the fuselage and wing panels to their inner structures.
No jet airliners roar across the sky, and the rare float plane or helicopter is welcome, as it's usually bearing supplies for our camps or more guests wanting to try their luck at catch-and-release fishing in a remote, pristine wilderness that has never been logged, mined or drilled.
O'Hare can handle without delay 86 arrivals an hour from domestic airliners, and no more than 22 in any 15-minute period, but more than 40 are scheduled to arrive between 8 a.m. and 8 14 a.m., and much of the rest of the day is also overcrowded, the F.A.A. says.
No other airliner has ever come close.
The good news for nervous flyers is that no modern airliner has ever been brought down by turbulence.
US officials have said the plot was detected in its early stages and that no American airliner was ever at risk.
