Sentence examples for per airplane from inspiring English sources
"The average number of passengers per airplane has continued to go down," Mr. Mulally said.
"The noise around airports is on the order of one-tenth per airplane of what it was back in the late 1980's," he said.
Driven by energy from the plane's engines, the system costs tens of thousands of dollars per airplane instead of perhaps $1 million per plane for other proposals.
Proponents say the system would sell for about $500,000 per airplane and would be easy to maintain, because not much can go wrong with the flares.
Bogdan had estimated that Lot 10 planes would cost "somewhere on the order of 6 to 7percentt per airplane" less than Lot 9 planes.
Embraer's Canadian rival, Bombardier, has argued for years that Brazil's Proex export program, designed to compensate for high interest rates here, amounted to a $2.5 million subsidy per airplane.
This raises a logical question: if modern plastics are sturdy enough for 600 mile-per-hour airplanes, why are car engines still made by pouring molten metal into molds, a 6,000-year-old 6,000-year-old 6,000-year-old
But instead of immediately readjusting to avoid contact - as per unwritten airplane protocol - we left them there, tentatively.
On a typical week, O'Gara Aviation delivers one airplane per week.
(You know: a movie plods first to hotel rooms, then pay-per-view, then airplanes, then DVD).
His other achievements included the fastest flight (742.02 miles [1,194.17 km] per hour) in a nonsupersonic airplane (2001) as well as a number of gliding records.
