abort takeoff造句

• *1992  TWA Flight 843 aborts takeoff at John F . Kennedy International Airport.
• They said a problem with the landing gear forced the pilot to abort takeoff.
• The port engine the First officer decided to abort takeoff as speed approached 80 knots.
• In February, another Aero Continente plane was forced to abort takeoff in Cuzco after two tires blew out.
• Unable to get the pilot to abort takeoff, Tucker watches helplessly as Tagge is blown up with his car.
• *1959  Boeing B-47E-75-BW Stratojet, 51-7041, of the 306th Bomb Wing aborts takeoff at MacDill AFB, Florida, burns to right of runway.
• One of the jet turbines flamed out, but the crew managed to abort takeoff, sending the plane crashing into an airport wall.
• If the aircraft wasn t at speed during S1 time ( 120 knots, 140 mph ), the plane would have to abort takeoff.
• A fire in a toilet caused a Tel Aviv-bound KLM flight to abort takeoff Sunday and passengers were evacuated by the emergency chutes.
• The Boeing 707 attempted to abort takeoff when the copilot became concerned that the aircraft had collided with a disabled DC-9 on the runway.
• But a decision to abort takeoff after reaching V1 speed does not necessarily imply fault on the part of the pilot, the official said.
• A problem in engine No . 4, located under the right wing, prompted the pilot to abort takeoff, said Yasushi Sugimoto, a Transport Ministry official.
• A Delta Airlines jet was forced to abort takeoff Saturday after two tires suddenly ruptured, shutting down traffic at Tokyo's international airport for an hour.
• On Sept . 12 last year, engine trouble forced a Garuda jumbo jet bound for the Indonesian resort island of Bali to abort takeoff in Tokyo.
• Oct . 17 : Air Force-F-16CG fighter-Hill Air Force Base, Utah-Using night-vision goggles, pilot tried to abort takeoff but couldn't keep the aircraft on the runway and ejected.
• Celtic players returned to Glasgow on Thursday, one day after the plane they were traveling in had to abort takeoff at a Lithuanian airport because of a mechanical glitch.
• Engine trouble forced a jetliner carrying 353 people to abort takeoff at Narita airport Friday, and at least 22 passengers were hurt evacuating the plane as smoke poured from its tires.
• *1996  Garuda Indonesia Flight 865, a McDonnell Douglas DC-10, aborts takeoff due to an engine failure and crashes into a threshold at Fukuoka Airport, killing three of 275 on board.
• Panicking passengers who spotted flames coming out of an engine forced a United Airlines jumbo jet to abort takeoff and 21 people were hurt during an evacuation, the airline's spokesman said Wednesday.