The phrase "aircraft created" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the production or design of aircraft, typically in technical or historical contexts.
Example: "The aircraft created by the engineering team was designed to be more fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly."
Alternatives: "aircraft developed" or "aircraft manufactured".
This large, swift, and long-ranged aircraft created a transportation revolution.
But it is an aircraft created for air-to-air defence, a function that has become redundant - indeed, the era of the manned fighter is almost over.
Chinese and Western analysts agree that the military's lack of heavy-lift helicopters and transport aircraft created the most serious bottleneck in the early days after the May earthquake.
The aircraft, created by the impossible-to-pronounce Qinetiq, was created with the military in mind.
His recommendation that American labor and facilities be established in the United Kingdom to handle the repair, assembly, and equipping of American aircraft created a stir on both sides of the Atlantic, and was ultimately disapproved by Arnold on the grounds that the personnel and equipment were not available.
CEASIOM, the Computerised Environment for Aircraft Synthesis and Integrated Optimisation Methods, is used to generate aerodynamic data sets for both aircraft, create trim conditions and the associated linear models for classical stability analysis.
More than a dozen companies, including Uber, Airbus, and Boeing, are already exploring the potential to electrify small aircraft, creating the equivalent of flying taxis that can cover around 100 miles (161 kilometers) on a charge.
The two shock-waves formed by a supersonic aircraft create this transitional folding effect, i.e. 'compression' * 'decompression' * 'compression' and a final 'decompression' resulting in two sonic booms that may be heard at ground level.
The explosion ripped through the side of the aircraft, creating a meter-wide hole.
The spectrometer works in conjunction with a laser that fans out beneath the aircraft, creating a 3-D image of the forest below.
The rush to buy new aircraft has created for manufacturers the longest backlog in history.
