The phrase "a plane that will" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific plane that is expected to perform a certain action or function in the future.
Example: "We are excited about the new model, a plane that will revolutionize air travel with its advanced technology."
Alternatives: "an aircraft that is going to" or "a jet that will".
There is little that is more burdensome than a plane that will not fly.
Full Flight By Bob Hicok I'm in a plane that will not be flown into a building.
Together they add up to a plane that will be twice as reliable as its predecessors and require fewer hands to maintain.
Here endeth the sermon.And here too endeth my time in the South: next week I board a plane that will eventually spit me out in Singapore, where I'll cover politics and economics in South-East Asia.
An ambulance carried Gabrielle Giffords along a route lined with well-wishers holding flags yesterday, taking the congresswoman to a plane that will fly her to a Houston rehabilitation hospital and her next step in recovery.
His poems about the shooting at Virginia Tech, where he currently teaches, aren't the only ones he's written that broach tragedy—"Full Flight," which begins with the line, "I'm in a plane that will not be flown into a building" was published in the November 2004 issue of Poetry.
The moment some evil-doer knits a combustible material into a sweater and wears it onto a plane, that'll be the end of sweaters (in addition to my career because I'll be blamed for giving them the idea).
The Lynx, Campen said, is a precursor to a supersonic plane that will transport passengers between New York and Tokyo in a mere 90 minutes.
But that means a heavier plane that will require more efficient solar cells, electric motors and other improvements.
It is developing a surveillance system funded by several U.S. government agencies based on an unmanned plane that will fly at an altitude of 11 miles (versus 22,000 miles for a satellite) and stay aloft for a week at a time.
A solar-powered plane that will be taken on a round-the-world journey in 2015 has made its inaugural flight.
