The phrase "airplane call" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, such as communication between pilots and air traffic control or when discussing flight operations.
Example: "The pilot made an airplane call to confirm their landing approach."
Alternatives: "flight communication" or "aviation call".
With the house done, he recently built his own fiberglass airplane called a Glasair II.
In "The Fund," a money manager is described as the owner of a Damian Hirst-designed airplane called "Gold Shark Swimming in Air".
In it, he is a wild-eyed hijacker who has taken over an airplane called Yugoslavia and is throwing passengers out the window one by one.
Characteristically, he soon took a giant step: the first four-engined airplane, called "Le Grand," the precursor of many modern bombers and commercial transports, which he built and flew successfully by 1913.
Last year Boeing bought Insitu, a maker of a small unmanned airplane called ScanEagle.
Cleese, 73, who came to fame along with Graham Chapman, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones, Michael Palin and Eric Idle more than 40 years ago as the outrageously inventive comedy troupe Monty Python's Flying Circus, rang up to talk about his latest gig: supplying the voice of an airplane called Bulldog in Disney's new 3-D movie, "Planes," which opens Friday.
Chi Peng's pictures of naked young men pursued by bright red, bird-size airplanes call to mind the surrealist photographs of Sandy Skoglund.
Another reason is the proliferation of smaller commercial airplanes called regional jets, many seating well under 100 people, which are supplanting bigger planes.
McDonnell Douglas, however, teamed the F/A-18 with Northrop, which would every week send, from its El Segundo plant, two partial airplanes, called "shipsets," to the McDonnell Douglas facility in St . Louis
The airplane's call sign is located on the panel (unfortunately, there's no standard location, but the call sign should be somewhere on the panel).
