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The phrase "airplanes were considered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing opinions, evaluations, or historical perspectives regarding airplanes.
Example: "In the early 20th century, airplanes were considered a revolutionary mode of transportation that changed the way people traveled."
Alternatives: "airplanes were viewed" or "airplanes were regarded".
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By 1929, only 17 of its 213 airplanes were considered fit for service.
The Wrights' preoccupation with the legal issue stifled their work on new designs, and by 1911 Wright airplanes were considered inferior to those of European makers.
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The technology used to launch airplanes is considered obsolete.
Since 11.09.2001, also malevolent crashes of larger commercial airplanes are considered.
The island region, with its coral reefs, highly diverse marine life, and numerous sunken wrecks of World War II-era ships and airplanes, is considered to provide some of the best diving and snorkeling in the world.
In the simulation, the M-2000 aisplane is considered.
OLD RHINEBECK AERODROME Like so many pioneers, the first airplane builders were considered eccentric.
But in World War I, although parachutes were used with great frequency by men who needed to escape from tethered observation balloons, they were considered impractical for airplanes, and only in the last stage of the war were they finally introduced.
They were great, but they were considered too dangerous to carry on an airplane, and they were confiscated.
The interaction between landing gear and flexible airplane structure is considered as a coupled system.
Indeed, by the standard of many commercial airplanes, the Concorde is considered young because each flies fewer than 1,000 hours annually.
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