When aeroplane hit the ground, it came out
also herehttps://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/4922630
When aeroplane hit the ground, it came out
also herehttps://www.taiwannews.com.tw/en/news/4922630
I’m taking that very flight on Sunday. Wish me luck.
You will be fine ! (everyone got off the plane in good shape). Enjoy Singapore or wherever your destination is.
Better take a spare. Just in case.
I’ll wear a parachute.
So airplane is not a word anymore?
I’ve learned something. Aeroplane is only British English. Not francophones. Isn’t that bizarre?
It’s two-way loan word action. That normally costs double.
Found it
Holy shit. Is that guy alive?
Areolaplane is also used in some locale. Frequently near runways but not necessarily.
I’m taking that very flight on Sunday. Wish me luck.
It’s probably better to fly with an airline after they’ve had a maintenance-related incident rather than immediately before.
the_bear:I’m taking that very flight on Sunday. Wish me luck.
It’s probably better to fly with an airline after they’ve had a maintenance-related incident rather than immediately before.
I agree, with the proviso that’s it’s worse to fly with an airline immediately before they have a maintenance related incident.
It’s probably better to fly with an airline after they’ve had a maintenance-related incident rather than immediately before.
When’s the next scheduled one? I’ve got to take a flight soon.
That’s what I’m wondering as well.
DKaoshuing:When aeroplane hit the ground, it came out
So airplane is not a word anymore?
Sure both are good??