Sentence examples for troubled airspace from inspiring English sources
On Thursday, a Malaysian Airlines plane was downed in the troubled airspace over the eastern city of Donetsk, about 450 miles away, and locals reacted with an all-too-familiar mix of sadness and resignation.
Critics note that they chose the path despite the recent danger faced by Ukrainian military transport planes at the hands of rebel fighters -- and even though a number of European and other airlines had been choosing to circumvent the troubled airspace.
The matter has troubled him.
But perhaps most immediately troubling to Washington is his decision to ban American drug surveillance flights from using Venezuelan airspace.
You should not trouble him.
Two turned back owing to engine trouble before reaching German airspace.
Others opine that by flying its warplane so close to Syrian airspace Turkey was asking for trouble.
Even if adding in all the refueling, air drop, reconnaissance sorties to the total number of flights classified as "general meandering around Iraqi airspace with bombs, looking for trouble," you get to around 100 sorties per day.
A relatively dense airspace means problems at one airport can cause trouble at others in the region, the report said, and the limited runway capacity cannot keep up with overwhelming passenger demand.
Ambitions above our airspace.
