The phrase "airplane friendly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is suitable or accommodating for airplanes, such as a location, product, or service.
Example: "The new airport lounge is designed to be airplane friendly, providing ample space for passengers and their luggage."
Alternatives: "aviation friendly" or "aircraft compatible".
Oh, and the Web site thekitchn.com has some great airplane-friendly recipe ideas that were inspired by this article.
With six gears and 16-inch wheels, it weighs an airplane-friendly 29 pounds and costs an astounding $164.
A few weeks before spring trips that will take her to Japan, Virginia and Berlin, she shared some airplane-friendly poses that keep her feeling supple and can be done in a seat or in the aisle.
Both city events of the challenge, a Chopped-like competition where students were tested to create an airplane-friendly meal, had students paired with renowned, local The Trotter Project chefs to create a decadent airplane meal.
The appearance of an airplane and a friendly camel as the story gets rolling situates us in his imagination, where the dunes stretch on like a desert toward the sea.
Not only would an influx in terrestrial travel be more environmentally-friendly than airplane travel, both driverless cars and Hyperloop will provide sustainable, green energy across the board.
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As a former flight attendant, I remember so clearly how it felt to walk down airplane aisles, seeing all the friendly faces eager to have a conversation.
Always bring food on a flight since it is common knowledge that airplane food is not kid friendly.
The search for an environmentally friendly fuel for airplanes took a leap forward today with the world's first flight powered by a second-generation biofuel, derived from plants that do not compete with food crops.
