Sentence examples for the airliners from inspiring English sources
noun
A passenger-carrying aircraft, especially one of a fleet operated by an airline.
"We were working to deal with the airports and the airliners, so perhaps I was a little distracted".
"So that when they go and do an operational issue they aren't worried about the airspace, the airliners, etc".
All the passengers were freed by September 30, when the PFLP secured its main demands (after destroying the airliners).
Mr. Rumsfeld said terrorists might obtain weapons more fearsome than the airliners in the Sept. 11 attacks.
It went increasingly to private contractors in the South, who took longer to get the airliners back into service.
"The checkpoints on Sept. 11 were the last line of defense for keeping prohibited items off the airliners," Mr. Migliori said.
But the newest version of the airliner, which can carry 460 passengers, was not destined for a commercial airline.
Profit in the airliner unit rose 13percentto to $973 million.
The passengers on board the airliner shot down over Ukraine could have been from any country.
It is not clear what role, if any, Mr. Awlaki played in the airliner plot.
The airliner then pulled away from the gate but was called back.
