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Commercial Plane

Description:

A commercial plane refers to an aircraft used for transporting passengers or goods for profit. These planes are primarily operated by commercial airlines and are designed to accommodate large numbers of passengers or carry significant cargoes.

Example Sentences:

Noun (Singular):

  1. She boarded the commercial plane to travel to her vacation destination.
  2. The commercial plane landed safely despite the turbulent weather conditions.
  3. The commercial plane has the capacity to carry up to 300 passengers.

Noun (Plural):

  1. The airport is bustling with commercial planes arrivals and departures.
  2. These commercial planes are equipped with the latest technological advancements.
  3. The company recently expanded its fleet by purchasing several new commercial planes.

Adjective:

  1. They offer commercial plane tickets at affordable prices during the holiday season.
  2. We booked a flight on a comfortable commercial plane for our business trip.
  3. The staff ensures the passengers' safety and comfort on each commercial plane.

Verb:

  1. He aspires to become a pilot and commercial plane fly around the world.
  2. The airline company decided to commercial plane its operations to new destinations.
  3. They successfully commercial planed their cargo shipments to various locations.

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