The phrase "airplane tends" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the behavior or characteristics of airplanes, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The airplane tends to fly at high altitudes for better fuel efficiency."
Alternatives: "airplane usually" or "airplane often".
Apparently, even in our modern society, working on old airplanes tends to be perceived as guy stuff.
That's what researchers have found airplanes tend to do when they take off or descend through clouds of the altocumulus variety.
Wear a light fitted top but carry a sweatshirt with you (airplanes tend to be cold inside).
Excluding demand for transportation equipment like cars and airplanes, which tends to be volatile, orders rose 0.8percentt, also the biggest gain since last June.
They say that the last words of crashing airplane pilots tend to consist of the same obscenities.
The technologies of entertainment -- from big-screen special effects to the shrinking devices that carry our favorite cultural products to the gym or on an airplane -- tend to be warmly embraced by those of us being entertained.
"As long as a passenger is willing to get on an airplane, airlines tend not to think of how long it takes you to get there, the parking, the hassles, getting through the terminal," said Todd Hauptli, senior vice president for policy and government affairs of the American Association of Airport Executives.
The nose of the airplane will tend to yaw quite a bit, control all yaw with rudder, and absolutely no aileron control, ailerons always neutral! Slowly ease the nose down to break the stall and start gaining airspeed.
When you're traveling a lot with the team and you have a lot of time on your hands on airplanes, you tend to follow TV shows more often.
Also, be sure to wear layers, because it tends to get pretty chilly on airplanes and in airports.
