IKE
Well-known Member
- Location
- Oklahoma....U.S.A.
Remember ?
So what is it, Aeroplane or Airplane?
- Thread starter Bretrick
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fuzzybuddy
SF VIP
- Location
- The Sticks, Northeast PA.
BTW, when I flew to the U.K., I landed at Heathrow Airport, not Heathrow Aeroport.
I wrote this before, but it's worth repeating.
All pilots, including international pilots from foreign countries must speak English. English is the international language in aviation. Any pilot from Turkey, China, Japan, South America, no matter where, they all must speak English.
The first airline was established in Germany and the first airport was the College Park Airport in Maryland, USA.
All pilots, including international pilots from foreign countries must speak English. English is the international language in aviation. Any pilot from Turkey, China, Japan, South America, no matter where, they all must speak English.
The first airline was established in Germany and the first airport was the College Park Airport in Maryland, USA.
Mr. Ed
Be what you is not what you what you ain’t
- Location
- Central NY
Flying machine
Tom52
Member
- Location
- The Villages, Florida
I say and spell it the way teachers taught us. If you didn't do as instructed you might get the board of education paddle.
Elsie
Senior Member
aero plane
: of or relating to aircraft or aeronautics
an aero engine
air plane
: the mixture of invisible odorless tasteless gases (such as nitrogen and oxygen) that surrounds the earth
Well now me thinks I’d fly in an aeroplane instead of an odorless tasteless gasy plane.
: of or relating to aircraft or aeronautics
an aero engine
air plane
: the mixture of invisible odorless tasteless gases (such as nitrogen and oxygen) that surrounds the earth
Well now me thinks I’d fly in an aeroplane instead of an odorless tasteless gasy plane.