The phrase "aircraft plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, such as discussing the design, layout, or operational strategy of an aircraft.
Example: "The engineers presented the aircraft plan to the board for approval before moving forward with production."
Alternatives: "aircraft design" or "aircraft blueprint".
Costs of the various aircraft planned for the carriers amount to £10bn.
Geoff Morrell, the Pentagon press secretary, said that the defense secretary, Robert M. Gates, would be briefed on the concerns as part of a broader discussion of aircraft plans.
Flying Robot, Part II The team of engineers responsible for the first trans-Atlantic flight by a robotic aircraft plans to try a similar trip across the Pacific.
Defence chiefs are preparing drastic cuts to the number of American stealth aircraft planned for the RAF and the Royal Navy's proposed new carriers, the Guardian has learned.
This document shows that after leaving Libya, the rendition aircraft planned to stay overnight on the Seychelles before continuing to Bangkok.
What has made Turkey's objections so important is that the European Union would like to be able to use NATO's bases, aircraft, planning abilities and other assets if it conducted major military operations.
At speeds of 50 60 m/s, the aircraft planned to fly at an altitude of 10,000 ft (3048 m).
"The costs for a broker is based on rent, marketing and the time you need to spend sourcing aircraft, planning and monitoring a trip, so it's quite possible to figure out a true value for the service your broker is providing," he says.
The report discussed several aspects of the collision, including locations of origin of the aircraft, planned destination, and air traffic control communications.
In December 1944, another revised anti-aircraft plan was proposed, this time incorporating the new 3.7 cm FlaK 43 gun, of which there were to be eight, along with two Flakvierlings and ten 2 cm twin mounts.
