Sentences with phrase «malaysia airlines crash»

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Airplane black boxes Recent aviation disasters such as the disappearance of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 and the Indonesia AirAsia Flight 8501 crash highlight the importance of black boxes on airplanes.

The first bodies recovered from the Malaysia Airlines plane that crashed in Ukraine last week are being... More

WAMC's Dr. Alan Chartock discusses the Roundtable on the road, the Malaysia Airlines flight that crashed in Ukraine, and Governor Andrew Cuomo settling a LIRR strike.

The shocking crash of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 earlier today in eastern Ukraine brings another air tragedy to the fore, as all 295 people are feared dead.

Plane crashes with very high body counts — like Malaysia Airlines Flight 17, which killed nearly 300 people — don't capture our online attention span any longer than less deadly crashes.

(Australian Maritime Safety Authority) The search for debris from missing Malaysia Airlines flight 370 has not turned up any evidence of a crash, but it has trained the world's gaze on thousands of pieces of junk floating on the ocean's surface.

International monitors were able to reach the crash site of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 after Ukrainian officials called for a short break in the ongoing violence this week.

At a July 18 press conference at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport, Vice President of Malaysia Airlines Europe Huib Gorter talk about the crash of flight MH17.

Patrick Smith, Active Airline Pilot, Air Travel Blogger, and Author of Cockpit Confidential: Everything You Need to Know About Air Travel: Questions, Answers, and Reflections, reviews the tragic crash of Malaysia Flight 370 and the many conspiracy theories which followed it.

Malaysia Airlines flight 370 went missing almost one day ago and has apparently crash landed into the South China Sea.

The airline has only had one fatal crash in the past two decades, when a Fokker 50 aircraft crashed in Tawau, Sabah in Malaysia, killing 34 people in 1995.

The presumed crash of a Malaysia Airlines Boeing 777 in the South China Sea between southernmost Vietnam and northern Malaysia...

Indeed, the belief seems to be justified given the apparent increase in truly horrific airplane accidents around the world, from the Malaysia Airlines disappearance to the Malaysia Airlines shoot - down to the AirAsia disappearance to, most recently, the awful Germanwings crash in the French Alps.

Unless Malaysia Airlines is able to prove that it took reasonable measures to prevent a crash, it may face additional lawsuits from families seeking further damages.