Sentence examples for per plane from inspiring English sources

With a list price of around $130m per plane, Airbus isn't going to have to sell too many to make back the $600m the plant cost to build.

Boeing offered to supply up to 35 of its 737 aircraft, its narrow-bodied rival to the A320, with a discount of $5m per plane.

It wants a shift in this levy from a "per passenger" basis to a "per plane" tax, which, it believes, could create a framework for rewarding more fuel-efficient aircraft.

(That's liters per plane, not per person).

The development costs per plane were sky high.

This would add up to almost 100 extra seats per plane.

"It was pretty clear what he said – he was absolutely committed to a per-plane tax.

According to the Wiglaf Journal, airlines can save up to $90,000 per-plane per-year in fuel costs alone by jettisoning in-flight systems.

Environmentalists would like to see a per-plane tax instead of a charge for each passenger, something Mr. Cameron's government is considering.

The parties agree that a switch should be made to a per-plane rather than per-passenger duty; a proportion of any increased revenues over time will be used to help fund increases in the personal allowance.

The per-plane cost of fiddling with navigation systems and other technology in the cockpit is daunting.