The phrase "avoid a plane" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing travel preferences or safety concerns related to flying.
Example: "Due to my fear of heights, I always try to avoid a plane when traveling long distances."
Alternatives: "steer clear of flying" or "stay away from airplanes".
Sixteen passengers and crew were hurt in the January 2011 incident, when the first officer rammed the control stick forward to avoid a U.S. plane he wrongly thought was heading straight toward him.
The flight was supposed to last 40 minutes, but after flying east and climbing to avoid a thunderstorm, the plane lost contact with air traffic control and was seen on radar to climb to 40000 feet.
"A route to avoid a storm brought the plane toward the side of Mount Cameroon," it said in a statement.
A collision-avoidance system aboard the American Airlines plane helped to avoid a collision, alerting the pilot to the presence of the military planes.
This also justifies the approval of heroic self-sacrifices such as the pilot who crashlands his plane to avoid a congested residential area or someone who gives up their place in a lifeboat to others.
Obviously, larger people would avoid a real Derrie-Air's planes, but that would be the point.
In a reminder of the risks, U.S.-led coalition aircraft bombing Islamist militants in Syria were re-routed at least once in the last six days to avoid a close encounter with Russian planes, the Pentagon said.
The most eco-friendly travel decision is to avoid getting on a plane.
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Boeing workers in St . Louishave accepted a contract with the plane manufacturer, avoiding a strike that would have gone into effect on Monday if the deal had been rejected.
Try to avoid travelling by plane as planes have been blamed for large CO2 emissions.
