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Meanings of airplanes in English
Powered fixed-wing aircraft.
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Usage of airplanes in English
1
The same can be said for cars, airplanes or new financial products.
2
Airport staff are seeing way, way fewer airplanes take off and land.
3
In case you haven't heard, people are spooky on airplanes these days.
4
Will we travel to other places outside the New Jerusalem in airplanes?
5
Vector provides maintenance services to military, commercial and private helicopters and airplanes.
6
Commerical pilots in New Zealand want masks to be required on airplanes.
7
Of course, you have the two most popular arenas, cars and airplanes.
8
GPS can be hacked, so airplanes and ships need a backup system.
9
Right now, the FAA doesn't even have rules for certifying electric airplanes.
10
With 50 airplanes grounded, the carriers are losing many millions of dollars.
11
This time the targets stayed on the radarscopes when the airplanes arrived.
12
It is expected to take four years to outfit all 76 airplanes.
13
The number of airplanes used merely for training was in itself remarkable.
14
They are a completely anonymous method of travel, unlike airplanes and boats.
15
There was trouble getting new airplanes for every one in the escadrille.
16
That airplanes could not be used and lighter-than-air craft were too vulnerable?
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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