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Airplane

An airplane (American English), or aeroplane (Commonwealth English), also plane, is a fixed-wing aircraft that is propelled forward by thrust from a jet engine, propeller, or rocket engine. Airplanes come in a variety of sizes, shapes, and wing configurations. The broad spectrum of uses for airplanes includes recreation, transportation of goods and…

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Industry
Various
Application
Transportation
Classification
Vehicle
Fuel source
Gasoline, electricity, diesel, natural gas, hydrogen, solar
Invented
1903; 123 years ago (1903)
Inventor
Orville Wright · Wilbur Wright

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Etymology and usage

History

Propulsion

Design and manufacture

Characteristics

Environmental impact

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Airplane

Nodes222
Edges221
Triples53
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.009009
Components1

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Airplane

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related to Etymology and usage · 16
Airplane → According, Aeronautics, Aéroplane, Canada, Commonwealth, English, First, French, Greek, In, Ireland, Latin, National Advisory Committee, Oxford English Dictionary, United Kingdom, United States
has impact · 8
Airplane → Airplanes, CO2, Greenhouse, In, Like, Most, Some, TEL
related to Bibliography · 6
Airplane → About Flying On Airplanes, Blatner, David, Everything You've Ever Wondered, ISBN, The Flying Book
related to Design and manufacture · 6
Airplane → Computers, During, First, Most, Small, The
related to Controls and instruments · 3
Airplane → Airplanes, On, The
Inventor · 2
Airplane → Orville Wright, Wilbur Wright
Application · 1
Airplane → Transportation
Classification · 1
Airplane → Vehicle
Fuel source · 1
Airplane → Gasoline, electricity, diesel, natural gas, hydrogen, solar
Industry · 1
Airplane → Various

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aircraft wing flight engine first jet plane flying aviation airplanes fuselage air wings also powered fuel used may engines lift

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
AirplaneApplicationTransportation1.00infobox
AirplaneClassificationVehicle1.00infobox
AirplaneFuel sourceGasoline, electricity, diesel, natural gas, hydrogen, solar1.00infobox
AirplaneIndustryVarious1.00infobox
AirplaneInvented1903; 123 years ago (1903)1.00infobox
AirplaneInventorOrville Wright1.00infobox
AirplaneInventorWilbur Wright1.00infobox
AirplanePoweredYes1.00infobox
AirplaneSelf-propelledDepends on model1.00infobox
the pilotinstance ofThe fuselage joins the other parts of the airframe and usually contains important things0.80text
payloadinstance ofThe fuselage joins the other parts of the airframe and usually contains important things0.80text
flight systems.A vertical stabilizer or fin is a vertical wing-like surface mounted at the rear of the planeinstance ofThe fuselage joins the other parts of the airframe and usually contains important things0.80text

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