The phrase "airplane designed for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the purpose or intended use of a particular airplane model.
Example: "The airplane designed for long-haul flights features larger fuel tanks and more comfortable seating."
Alternatives: "aircraft intended for" or "plane built for".
Torpedo, cigar-shaped, self-propelled underwater missile, launched from a submarine, surface vessel, or airplane and designed for exploding upon contact with the hulls of surface vessels and submarines.
One of the hazards which must be considered include structural damage, and the airplane must be designed for the imbalance loads resulting from the failure.
Above the clouds, solar energy is available in abundance on Venus, and the slow rotation of Venus allows a solar airplane to be designed for flight within continuous sunlight.
On Feb. 8, the agency in charge of investigating the Nov. 12 crash recommended to the Federal Aviation Administration that jetliner pilots be advised not to swing the rudder back and forth, because their airplanes are not designed for it.
Airplanes have wings for flying; but contrary to birds, airplanes are artifacts intentionally designed for this purpose.
Buy a neck pillow specially designed for airplanes.
We developed small computer-controlled unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs, Ant-Plane) using parts and technology designed for model airplanes.
The first crop dusting aircraft were surplus military airplanes, with the first planes designed for aerial application developed during the 1950s.
He said the system is designed for spotting hostile warplanes, and the equipment for receiving identification codes from passing commercial airplanes probably does not meet civilian reliability standards.
Engineering cost values for specific airplane designs were generated for a broad spread of operating distances, enabling a direct analysis of the operating cost function and avoiding the problems associated with financial reporting practices.
