problemis causingproblem

to a loss of aircraft control in flightleadingto a loss of aircraft control in flight

800-plus aircraft dropping more than 13,000 paratroopers behind enemy lines in Normandy in advance of D - Dayled800-plus aircraft dropping more than 13,000 paratroopers behind enemy lines in Normandy in advance of D - Day

accidents(passive) caused byaccidents

illnesscausingillness

disruptions(passive) caused bydisruptions

music(passive) composed bymusic

an avalanchecausingan avalanche

back in the 1920s and 1930swas designedback in the 1920s and 1930s

With free flight modelsresultsWith free flight models

serious problemshas causedserious problems

to a loss of control incident or accidentcould leadto a loss of control incident or accident

from having narrowed eustachian tubes , typically the result of scarring from childhood ear infectionsmay also resultfrom having narrowed eustachian tubes , typically the result of scarring from childhood ear infections

severe allergic reactions is one reason why airlines have historically been reluctant to make changescausesevere allergic reactions is one reason why airlines have historically been reluctant to make changes

in serious injury or damage to the aircraftresultingin serious injury or damage to the aircraft

inner ear fluid compartment rupture or leakage , which can be toxic to the inner earcan causeinner ear fluid compartment rupture or leakage , which can be toxic to the inner ear

in deathresultingin death

along the debris pathdiscoveredalong the debris path

from its airspeed and directionresultingfrom its airspeed and direction

to less fatigueleadsto less fatigue

in the collapse of the World Trade Center in New York Cityresultin the collapse of the World Trade Center in New York City

to loss of controlleadingto loss of control

for light attacksspecifically designedfor light attacks

designinfluenceddesign

for flight training , touring and personal use the cessnawas designedfor flight training , touring and personal use the cessna

to carry passengers in its wingsdesignedto carry passengers in its wings

built by Boeingdesignedbuilt by Boeing

to fly close to the rate of sounddesignedto fly close to the rate of sound

the airplane , building it and testing itdesigningthe airplane , building it and testing it

for high speed flightdesignedfor high speed flight

to an emergency landingledto an emergency landing

The crash site of an(passive) has been discoveredThe crash site of an

for indoor flightdesignedfor indoor flight

havoc during September flight to New Yorkcauseshavoc during September flight to New York

the crashcausedthe crash

and built by themdesignedand built by them

to destroy enemy aircraft and to protect bomber aircraftdesignedto destroy enemy aircraft and to protect bomber aircraft

in collapse of the nose landing gearresultingin collapse of the nose landing gear

and built in Russiawas ... designedand built in Russia

first flowndesignedfirst flown