Sentence examples similar to plane troubles from inspiring English sources

For the second time this week, the Mets recalled a player from Class AAA but also had a player driving from Class AA Binghamton because of plane trouble in Norfolk, Va.

Angela Nickerson, 40, a project manager at Boeing in Seattle, said her background left her acutely aware of the plane's troubles once the aircraft began gaining altitude again after its descent.

The guys there thought it was a plane in trouble.

A team of emergency responders rushed to the runway in case the plane had trouble landing, said Jim Peters, a Federal Aviation Administration official.

On Thursday, French investigators said in a statement that the plane had trouble with both engines on the left side of the aircraft.

Plane in trouble, rock your wings".

Thayer called out: "Plane in trouble, rock your wings.

The pilot of a plane in trouble shouldn't spare a thought for the calming idea "Things will be fine".

Returning to Milne Bay the next day, Jackson's plane developed trouble and he had to ditch on the coast; with the help of New Guinea natives, he reached Port Moresby by boat three days later.

Both planes encountered trouble about 12 minutes into flight.

For example, tanks now weigh so much that the Air Force's C-130 transport planes have trouble ferrying them to the battlefield.