Airplane

Fixed-wing aircraft propelled by engines.

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An airplane, also known as an aeroplane, is a fixed-wing aircraft propelled by engines that produce thrust. Airplanes are used for various purposes including passenger transport, cargo delivery, military applications, and recreation.

/ˈeəˌpleɪn/

The term 'airplane' is a shortened form of 'flying machine,' derived from French 'avion' and ultimately from Latin 'avis' meaning bird.

Airplanes are flying machines with wings that use engines to zoom through the sky, like giant birds carrying people and things.

The Wright brothers' first successful airplane, the Flyer I, flew for only 12 seconds
Airplanes can fly at speeds exceeding 600 mph
The first commercial airplane flight was in 1914

aeroplane

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