Definition of «aeroplane»

An aeroplane is a powered aircraft that can fly by gaining support in the air from the lift generated by its wings.

I saw a massive aeroplane flying overhead while I was walking in the park.
The aeroplane landed smoothly on the runway, and we were all relieved to have arrived safely.
My dream is to become a pilot and fly aeroplanes all around the world.
We booked our tickets in advance to secure seats on the aeroplane for our vacation.
The aeroplane's wings glimmered in the sunlight as it soared through the clear blue sky.
I always get a window seat on the aeroplane so that I can enjoy the breathtaking aerial views.
The aeroplane's engines roared loudly as it prepared to take off, creating a sense of anticipation among the passengers.
The aeroplane was equipped with modern amenities, including comfortable seating and in-flight entertainment.
The flight attendant guided us to our seats and gave a brief safety demonstration before the aeroplane took off.
We experienced some turbulence during the flight, but the experienced pilots skillfully maneuvered the aeroplane and ensured a smooth landing.

Early versions of this technique were used to join pieces of aluminium jewellery and to weld parts of aeroplanes from the US in the Second World War. (newscientist.com)
The Wright 30 - horse - power aeroplane in flight above the North Carolina coast, in a drawing prepared from descriptions by observers of the experiments. (scientificamerican.com)
That series on Rolls - Royce and Bentley motor cars was inspired by his similar work on aeroplanes going back forty years. (rrab.com)
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