The phrase "airplane online" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to booking flights, checking flight status, or discussing aviation-related services available on the internet.
Example: "You can easily book your tickets for the flight by visiting the airplane online service."
Alternatives: "aircraft available online" or "flight booking online".
Wreaking havoc on civilization is an overstatement, but I can't recommend that you read "Luminous Airplanes" online.
This isn't the first time Alibaba has sold vehicles — or other large ticket items like airplanes — online, but in this instance is on blending it with a physical retail experience.
I can't recommend that you read "Luminous Airplanes" online.
"We wouldn't want people to design airplanes online," Richard Everson, a professor of Machine Learning at the University of Exeter matter-of-factly explained, "but if [chocolate-printing] goes horribly wrong, then all you have is a mess of chocolate, not a fatal crash".
"Customers are used to A.T.M.'s at the bank instead of tellers, checking in for airplane flights online, and they are now looking for that same efficiency when they arrive at a hotel," Mr. Craig said.
The methodology applied was administered to 617 consumers of online airplane tickets via an airline's website in 2009.
The aim of the present study is to understand the impact of e-quality on consumer's loyalty in the context of the online airplane ticket purchase.
"People are looking for noncash ways to get the things they want for the holidays," said Christine Aguilera, president of SkyMall, a Phoenix-based company that publishes merchandise catalogs found on airplanes and runs online shopping malls.
Two-dimensional barcodes (2D codes) are currently used to authenticate airplane boarding passes and online payments.
(Consider how many things today are, if not only, are certainly easier to buy with cards or online, like airplane tickets).
