The phrase "airplanes down" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to aviation, such as discussing aircraft that have landed or are experiencing issues.
Example: "After the storm passed, we saw several airplanes down on the runway, waiting for clearance to take off."
Alternatives: "aircraft grounded" or "planes landed".
Boeing also lowered its delivery outlook for 2003, saying it expected to deliver 275 to 285 airplanes, down from 275 to 300.
Signing up for the agency in 1976 ("as a prank," he says), Baer loved jumping out of airplanes down on "the Farm," the C.I.A.'s training base in Virginia.
For example, if there is any flying around, we will have to bring [those] airplanes down.
Boeing said that powering the airplane down would eliminate the risk that all power generators would shut down at the same time.
In 1992, he was part of the expedition that recovered the "Glacier Girl", a P-38 Lightning airplane downed over Greenland in 1942.
"That's what crippled airplanes go down to when they lose an engine".
Mr. Schenkel attended a meeting of prominent real estate professionals held in Manhattan 48 hours after the two terrorist-driven airplanes took down the buildings in New York.
Metarey's wife June is an embarrassingly outspoken drunk who flies airplanes upside down and refers breezily to the "Federal Bureau of Assassination" in the presence of one of its agents.
1937 Nationalists in Drive on Madrid NAVALCARNERO — Scores of Nationalist airplanes swooped down on the Red lines suddenly late this afternoon [July 18] at Brunete and Villanueva del Pardillo dropping tons of explosives.
Why not simply rent showers of glass from a digital stock-footage house, the way that studios once rented stock film footage of cattle stampedes and airplanes flying down to Rio? Gondry seems equally lost with the actors.
Although both crashes involved airplanes going down in mid-flight over the ocean, that's hardly a meaningful coincidence when you consider the many possible causes.
