cilipi造句

• A simple ceremony is planned at Dubrovnik's Cilipi Airport before the caskets are flown home.
• A simple ceremony is scheduled to take place at Dubrovnik's Cilipi airport before the caskets are flown back to home.
• The plane apparently was off course when it crashed, shortly before it was due to land at Dubrovnik's Cilipi airport.
• Cilipi airport, which serves Dubrovnik, is located in mountainous terrain some 12 miles ( 20 kilometers ) southeast of the historic port.
• Croatian security sources said the aircraft disappeared from radar screens at 2 : 52 p . m . ( 1252GMT ) between Cilipi and Kalamota.
• The gray stone houses near the steeply wooded tract where the plane went down look out over Cilipi Airport, about two miles to the north.
• Croatian security sources said the aircraft disappeared from radar screens at 2 : 52 p . m . ( 1252 GMT ) between Cilipi and Kalamota.
• Adzovic said the hospital was told the plane went down at sea between the island of Kalamota, also known as Kolocep, and the Cilipi airport.
• Nearby at the city's Cilipi Airport, Robert Taft, deputy assistant secretary of commerce, arrived to view the bodies at a makeshift morgue.
• Adzovic said the hospital was told the plane went down at sea between the tiny island of Kalamota, also known as Kolocep, and the Cilipi airport.
• Shells from the closest Bosnian Serb positions, some 11 miles ( 18 kilometers ) northeast of Cilipi, occasionally fell on the runway during the Bosnian war.
• Croatian security sources said Brown's plane went down four miles from Cilipi airport, located 10 miles ( 16 kilometers ) from Dubrovnik in mountainous terrain.
• Landing an aircraft in a storm at Dubrovnik's Cilipi airport along the mountainous Adriatic coast can be a rough venture, for passengers and pilots alike.
• The T-43, the military version of a Boeing 737, was apparently off course when it crashed on approach to Dubrovnik's Cilipi airport.
• As a result, the aircraft was flying too fast, too low and closer to mountains surrounding the Cilipi Airport than it should have, the report said.
• Croatian security sources said the plane went down four miles ( six kilometers ) from Cilipi airport, located 10 miles ( 16 kilometers ) from Dubrovnik in mountainous terrain.
• While the Cilipi-style navigational gear is still used at some American airports, Smith said, it is nowhere near as reliable as the precision approach equipment more widely used.
• Diplomatic and security sources said the plane carrying Brown crashed in stormy weather on the approach to Cilipi airport, some 20 kilometers ( 12 miles ) southeast of this historic port.
• It was established, for example, that Cilipi Airport, southeast of Dubrovnik, had no instrument landing system _ the sophisticated aid to bad-weather navigation that major airports use.
• Croatian security sources said the aircraft disappeared from radar screens at 2 : 52 p . m . ( 1252GMT ) between Cilipi and the island, which is just north of Dubrovnik.