The phrase "airplane between" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are describing a location or situation involving an airplane situated among other objects or entities.
Example: "The airplane between the two buildings created a stunning visual against the skyline."
Alternatives: "aircraft among" or "plane in between".
Take, for instance, Mr. Miller's bit about being stuck in the middle seat on an airplane between a father and his daughter.
In the airplane between the mining town of Butte and the ranching town of Dillon, Schweitzer raised the altitude of his pronouncements and diagnosed the Big Picture: how Democrats could change their losing ways, seize the levers of power and be, well, like him.
The title story, one of the more entertaining in this volume, recounts an argument on an airplane between a global-warming denier and a scientist who predicts that changes in the ecosystem will result in food shortages that "will kill off four-fifths of the population, along with malaria and bird flu and so on".
They share an airplane between hubs and save.
Similar to what happens to an airplane between each flight and on occasional intervals, the space shuttle goes through a complete overhaul.
"Traveling as a child, I never got to watch TV, but I would see Disney films on the airplane between countries," she told HuffPost.
Meanwhile, International Lease has made commitments to buy 125 airplanes between now and 2019 for about $14 billion.
The airline, based in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, will take delivery of the 130-passenger airplanes between June and August 1991.
Amtrak, without charging extra, provides its customers with economy-class seats that are much wider (twenty-three inches) than those in airplanes (between seventeen and eighteen inches), and, indeed, larger even than many business-class airline seats.
And three years after the war ended, he risked his citizenship by joining Israel's Air Transport Command and flew supplies, weapons and airplanes between Czechoslovakia and Israel during the latter country's War of Independence.
High winds of up to 45 knots and rough seas producing eight-foot swells forced the cancellation of all passenger service--including helicopters and airplanes--between Santa Catalina Island and the mainland after 11 a.m.
