The phrase "airplane product" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any product specifically designed for or related to airplanes, such as parts, accessories, or services.
Example: "The company specializes in developing innovative airplane products that enhance safety and efficiency in aviation."
Alternatives: "aviation product" or "aircraft product".
Composite airframe structures have been successfully used in civil airplane products for more than 50 years.
Manufactures of Bacău city, the county capital, include military airplanes, metal products, textiles, and timber.
Its "soft" power is also unmatched; in industries as diverse as movies and airplanes, its products dominate the world, as do its universities.
Russian engineers, who generally are used to improve designs for existing airplanes rather than develop new products, are also relatively inexpensive.
The Lockheed SR-71 was a product of airplane maker Lockheed's Skunk Works, a secretive project which came up with some of the world's most advanced aircraft.
A much greater value of CFD in the commercial arena is the added value of the product (the airplane) due to the use of CFD.
The provision, reported last month in The Washington Post, reflected the N.R.A.'s long-running obsession with preventing gun-related deaths and injuries from being studied as a major public health problem that should be controlled the way government monitors risks connected to automobiles, airplanes and consumer products.
Already, some grocery stores in England offer airplane labels, signifying that a product was shipped by air, or carbon reduction labels, showing that the manufacturer vows to reduce carbon emissions.
The unit makes X-ray machines that test products ranging from airplane wings to cheese to ensure safety and quality.
Earlier this month, Jeffrey Steiner, chief executive of the Fairchild Corporation, which makes nuts, bolts and other products used in airplane construction, was forced to defer part of his compensation after Mario J. Gabelli, head of Gabelli Asset Management, which controls about 11percentt of the stock, complained that Fairchild's pay packages did not match the company's performance.
