The phrase "aeroplane taking off" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of an aeroplane departing from the ground and beginning its flight.
Example: "The sight of the aeroplane taking off against the sunset was breathtaking."
Alternatives: "airplane departing" or "plane lifting off".
130 db - An aeroplane taking off 100m away 140 db - Noise on an aircraft carrier deck 150 db - A jet taking off 25m away.
Skylon would operate like an aeroplane, taking off from, and returning to, a standard runway.
Describing the recent upsurge in interest in his client, Johnson-Thompson's agent makes a hand gesture akin to that of an aeroplane taking off.
Three days into your new job, you are in the elegant leather of a Foreign Office BAE 146 aeroplane, taking off from RAF Northolt bound for your first summit in Brussels, with EU foreign affairs chief Federica Mogherini.
A field recording of aeroplane taking off and landing was used at the start of the track, and intermittently throughout it, while the backing vocals were sung by Lennon and Harrison in the style of the Beach Boys at the request of Mike Love, who had accompanied the group to India.
When its aeroplane took off for France, the event was covered live on Brazilian television.But one consolation remains for anxious Brazil fans, both at home and around the world.
A few of the low-cost carriers in both America and Europe are already starting to feel the pinch.The trouble with their product is that it is highly perishable: once an aeroplane takes off, the empty seats lose all value, so airlines need to do what they can to fill them.
Concorde's first UK flight 50 years ago Jump to media player The much-celebrated aeroplane took off from Filton near Bristol for the first time 50 years ago.
The data for outbound delays is based on the time the aeroplane takes off from the UK runway, and the data for return delays is based on the time the aeroplane arrives back on the UK runway.
He tells me to picture an aeroplane: the plane taking off is ejaculate leaving a male body, but before that, it has to be loaded up with passengers, ie sperm.
Scientists have also proposed adding 'smart' nose cones to commercial airliners that could measure carbon dioxide and methane as the aeroplanes take off and land.
