19 of the 34 people on board were killed.

(a) Ensure the safety and humane treatment of the persons on board

No trace of the aircraft or the 32 people on board was ever found.

All 188 passengers and crew on board were killed.

Early plans for military reconnaissance stations assumed that soldiers would be stationed on board.

The accident killed 15 of the 21 people on board.

On February 25, 1914, it took off for its first demonstration flight with 16 passengers aboard.

All 260 people on board the flight were killed, along with five people on the ground.

(d) Participation in the partnership to develop and launch the ISS and conduct on board scientific experiments

15 of the 24 people on board were killed, as well as 17 people on the ground.

Flight OG269, operated by a budget airline, was flying in from Bangkok with both Thai and foreign passengers.

The majority of the 332 aboard died in the attack the 64 survivors were discovered 36 hours later.

I welcome you on board for us to engage and discuss new ideas of how to bring people together through cultural initiatives and discussions.

I only get to fly this vehicle occasionally, and only when I can persuade my stockholders to let me do so, but it's still one of those wonderful experiences that reward you for all that time.

The pilot is essentially trying to get the aircraft on the ground in a way which minimizes the possibility of injury or death to the people aboard.

On January 10, 1961, the Egoz set sail from the port of Al Hoceima (On its 13th voyage) with 44 Jewish immigrants on board.

In 1900, Churchill returned to England on the , the same ship on which he had set sail for South Africa eight months earlier.

Philippines In April 1618, the San Juan Bautista arrived in the Philippines from Mexico, with Hasekura and Luis Sotelo on board.

Such radiation sources are developed for use in terrestrial conditions and, depending on the construction of a spacecraft and the location of the sources on board, they could break up in the event of an accident to a rocket system or spacecraft.

Crash landings may occur because of malfunctions in a spacecraft, or they can be deliberately arranged for vehicles which do not have an on board landing rocket.

The submarine that Putin was on resembled the Kursk, which exploded during a similar military exercise in 2000, killing 118 sailors.

The most recent disappointment is the outcome document (resolution 60 1) adopted by the recent summit, which failed to include an explicit reference to disarmament in the text.

The launch was on September 12, 1966, with Pete Conrad and Dick Gordon on board, who successfully completed the mission objectives, while Armstrong served as CAPCOM.

Italian Code of air and maritime navigation (article 1199) sanctions with imprisonment up to 6 months the commander of a ship or aircraft who boards dangerous goods without the required authorisations.

On 28 June, a coalition forces helicopter was brought down by enemy fire near Asadabad in Konar province. All 16 troops on board were killed.

Cargo Three of the flotilla ships carried only passengers and their personal belongings, while three other ships carried 10,000 tons of humanitarian aid, with an estimated value of 20 million.

However, ships are required to carry on board various documentary evidence attesting the employment of the ship (i.e. who decides the chartering and who are the charterers) and the employment of the seafarers working on board.

On 17 November 2004, a single ship with a foreign registration arrived from a neighbouring Gulf State at the port of Marka in southern Mogadishu carrying a shipment of arms.

(a) Note by the Secretariat on national research on space debris, safety of space objects with nuclear power sources on board and problems relating to their collision with space debris (A AC.105 838 and Add.1)

(c) If evidence is found that the vessel is engaged in the smuggling of migrants by sea, to take appropriate measures with respect to the vessel and persons and cargo on board, as authorized by the flag State.

I only get to fly this vehicle occasionally, and only when I can persuade my stockholders to let me do so, but it's still one of those wonderful experiences that reward you for all that time.

In September 1822, something curious took place in the port of London the ship Honduras Packet raised anchor with 70 would be settlers, including doctors, lawyers and a banker, and headed to the Kingdom of Poyais .

(h) Tensor development of methods of ascertaining the dynamic characteristics of the ISS that are necessary to increase the precision of its orientation, prediction of the functioning of the on board systems and proper conduct of scientific experiments

Italian Code of air and maritime navigation (article 1199) sanctions with imprisonment up to 6 months the commander of a ship or aircraft who boards dangerous goods without the required authorisations.

There would be on board a crew of artists, musicians, that would allow the thing to become actually kind of a conscious object that would respond to the moment, and to interact as an entity that was aware, that could communicate.

The Subcommittee agreed that Member States and regional space agencies should again be invited to provide reports on national research on space debris, safety of space objects with nuclear power sources (NPS) on board and problems relating to their collision with space debris.

On the evening of Friday, 7 May 2004, the vessel (za imah) Al Nasr' (No. 1184) was intercepted at a distance of 70 miles from the Yemeni coast by a United States vessel belonging to the coalition forces. Seven crew members were on board.

When the Jet Blue Airbus 320 landed safely at Los Angeles International Airport on 22 September, after having had trouble with its landing gear, our hearts rejoiced, as we felt for the passengers on board.

The hijacking, seizure or taking control of an air, sea or land transport means, the destruction or damaging thereof, the placing of explosives in or on them, any attack against persons in them or the act of exposing them to danger of any nature

(a) A note by the Secretariat on national research on space debris, safety of space objects with nuclear power sources on board and problems relating to their collision with space debris, containing replies received from member States on the issue (A AC.105 838 and Add.1)

On the evening of Friday, 7 May 2004, the vessel (za imah) Al Nasr (No. 1184) was intercepted at a distance of 70 miles from the Yemeni coast by a United States vessel belonging to the coalition forces. The following crew members, numbering seven in all, were on board

In November, the calendar even observes the day Russia s elderly aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov, arrived at the shores of Syria, to help in the air war. Since the ship s arrival, however, two planes have crashed while trying to land on the vessel, thanks to mechanical problems on the flight deck.

Most extraordinary of all, it seems that the US was behind the apparent refusal of France, Spain, Italy, and Portugal to permit Bolivian President Evo Morales s airplane to enter their airspace en route home from Moscow, on the grounds that Snowden might have been aboard.

That delegation was of the view that the evident risks that could be involved with launch failures or the accidental re entry of spacecraft carrying NPS on board should be reduced to an absolute minimum, noting that safety was of prime importance.

That delegation noted that terrestrial launches were made with NPS systems already on board and that the work of the Working Group on the Use of Nuclear Power Sources in Outer Space should lead to the establishment of standards and norms for the use of NPS in space.