The phrase "a shared plane" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a common level or area of understanding, experience, or existence between individuals or groups.
Example: "In our discussions, we need to find a shared plane where both perspectives can be understood and appreciated."
Alternatives: "a common ground" or "a mutual level".
He reported six shared plane flights to Florida in 2008 and five more in 2009, provided by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg at an undetermined cost.
They would share planes and buses with tourists travelling to southern Turkey and pay local smugglers to get them to rendezvous points that had been relayed by those who had made it safely inside.
Or we could have a shared network like the plane version of Zipcar.
In addition, aviation companies that in the last 10 years have introduced shared ownership programs for private planes (think of a shared Hamptons beach house, but with flight attendants) have in recent weeks expanded their programs to be more affordable.
Moreover, authors consider influence of distributed memory concepts, VNF/VNA (Virtualized Network Function/Virtual Network Applications) idea, the dedicated data plane, and shared control plane as key areas of the future 5G network.
In Alaska today, it's difficult to find a profession that hasn't been turned into a TV show; on his flight up from Los Angeles, Beers shared a plane with two reality-TV production teams.
Hope they at least shared a plane.
As for who her dream co-star would be if she tackles another lesbian role, Bates said, "I shared a plane trip with Uma Thurman once and I thought she was pretty cool.
"I think almost more difficult than for men to come out as gay". As for who her dream co-star would be if she tackles another lesbian role, Bates said, "I shared a plane trip with Uma Thurman once and I thought she was pretty cool.
