The phrase "and planes in the" is grammatically correct but incomplete, making it less usable in written English without additional context.
You can use it when referring to a discussion about various modes of transportation, specifically in relation to planes, but it needs to be part of a larger sentence for clarity.
Example: "The transportation options include trains, buses, and planes in the region."
Alternatives: "and aircraft in the" or "and flights in the".
Could EMI from military ships and planes in the vicinity of T.W.A. Flight 800 have taken down the plane?
Due to fluidity of media, ships at sea and planes in the air have to deal with instability of the currents they move in.
"China is now challenging Japan's effective control of the islands with ships on the water and planes in the air," said M. Taylor Fravel, associate professor of political science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
But in the last 48 hours the rebels have hit several helicopters and planes in the north using a small number of anti-aircraft missiles grabbed during attacks on regime bases.
Qaddafi's first answer to the Security Council was to start the heavy bombardment of the rebels, and then, this morning, his Foreign Minister declared a unilateral ceasefire; that accommodating gesture was accompanied by Qaddafi's comments to Portuguese TV that he'd start attacking non-military ships and planes in the Mediterranean.
Algae could be turned into fuel for cars and planes in the future, Swansea University scientists say.
What if this plane had to land on American soil and we lost an airman and plane in the process?
One reason is that it's a logistical nightmare to keep hub-and-spoke planes in the air and on time.
The following variables were determined: length of the bone, circumference and diameter in the frontal and sagittal planes in the middle of the bone.
Journalists staying near the border have seen military helicopters, American C-130 cargo planes and fighter planes in the area.
But that is because there are fewer seats, as airlines put fewer, and smaller, planes in the air.
