Sentence The phrase "airplane past" is not a proper phrase in English and would not be used in written English.
If you are referring to the past tense of the word "airplane" it would be "airplaned" as in the sentence: "The pilot airplaned the airplane over the ocean."
An airplane, flying past the Statue of Liberty.
In fact, that exact type of unprofessional multi-tasking is what fueled the inexplicable aero-snafu last October when Northwest Airlines pilots were so engrossed in their non-work-related laptop use they overshot the airplane 150 miles past their Minneapolis destination.
A nuclear holocaust has long ago decimated human civilization, and a mostly slave population labors in the thrall of an unseen band of rulers who are determined to unearth the long-buried detritus of their ancestors, hoping to find clues to the great secrets of the past — airplanes, for instance, or "boats in the ayr," as they are called.
"The second airplane actually flew right past us.
He led airport police officers on a chase deep into the terminal, past several airplane gates.
An airplane approaching Los Angeles International Airport flies past the moon in Califorina, US.
Still, when a bug appears in another in-progress game (a character walks past his airplane's control panel and his legs disappear), the glazed, deep-focus expression on the young designer's unlined face clearly says that he can't wait to get away from all of us and figure out where the error is.
After dining on airplane food for the past 8 hours, you'll likely be ready for a good meal.
During the military ceremony on Thursday, Mr. Kim saluted columns of soldiers marching past, and airplanes made demonstration flights, the North Korean news agency said.
The trucks on the Bruckner, the surface streets' unmuffled cars and motorcycles, and the airplanes overhead all speed past as if they were atoms dissipating rapidly from the city into the pink-tinted sky.
