The future of Western combat aviation today rests largely on one airplane: The Pentagon's F-35 Joint Strike Fighter.
In fact, Virgin's new service, which is named Earth Calling, is currently available on only one airplane, a Boeing 747 that inaugurated the carrier's new direct service between London and New Delhi last week.
"Before biotech came on the market, we had one airplane in the county to do all the aerial spraying," said McAllister. "Now they bring in seven or eight.
One airplane clipped another while taxiing at Kennedy International Airport on Monday evening, a spokeswoman for the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said.
One airplane flight, or one shady afternoon in a chair somewhere, and you'll have passed through the entire thing.
"The flier can't tell the difference from one airplane to another, no matter how pretty the painting is," Mr. Womack said.
"And we had, of course, one airplane coming from Montenegro, a small airplane, and all at the airport thought this was for Milosevic.
The Emergencies Ministry said its firefighting efforts were hamstrung by a lack of equipment; only one airplane and two helicopters are in use, said a spokeswoman in Khabarovsk, only miles from the fire zone.
Sayed Aga and other villagers said at least one airplane and up to a dozen helicopters began the raid at 11 30 p.m., firing as they swooped in on the village.
The story is sweet and full of egress: one tightrope, one stair, one slide, one floating cloud, one school of fish, one airplane, one elevator, one ice floe, one rocket, one pelican.
