The title itself is unnecessary fear mongering. I actually went to confirm if the BBC actually wrote "crash aircraft" or it was just the poster that altered the title.
It seems that not even the once respectable newspapers can keep away from easy sensationalism these days.
If you're familiar with the BBC, you'll know it's not fear mongering at all. It's their writing style and it simply serves to inform that this is the model of the plane that was involved in the crash. It's actually a question of grammar. Now if it had said "crash-prone aircraft" or"crashy aircraft," that would be a different issue altogether.
It seems that not even the once respectable newspapers can keep away from easy sensationalism these days.