Usage of "propeller-driven airplane"

Aircraft class with fixed lifting surfaces powered by engines driving propellers.

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Examples for "airplane with propellers"

Some airlines operate on what is called "the air bus system" where propeller airplanes fly around and stop in different cities. 
 Reuters 

Other press materials positioned the Lynx as "another step on a technology path," and compared it with Boeing's first propeller airplanes. 
 Wired 

There are far more affordable options in the propeller plane market. 
 BBC 

Even a modest used propeller plane can cost the equivalent of an average home. 
 BBC 

Instead of the roar of a propeller plane, this had more of a singing sound. 
 Red inferno: 1945 

The twin-engine propeller plane had been attempting to land at nearby Tweed New Haven Airport in rainy weather. 
 Reuters 

The character arrived in an "Air Kazakh" propeller plane controlled by a one-eyed pilot clutching a vodka bottle. 
 The Guardian 

Helicopters and small propeller planes circled around the edges of it. 
 Death angel 

We crammed into tiny propeller planes and flew through storms. 
 The Guardian 

Its hangar includes regional jets and propeller planes, as well as a range of executive aircraft. 
 Reuters 

Two propeller planes circled above. 
 The man who ate the 747 

Here are some facts about them: * Security experts say the ramshackle force of single-engine propeller planes flown by th 
 Reuters 

Some airlines operate on what is called "the air bus system" where propeller airplanes fly around and stop in different cities. 
 Reuters 

Other press materials positioned the Lynx as "another step on a technology path," and compared it with Boeing's first propeller airplanes. 
 Wired 

Meanings of propeller-driven airplane in English