Wiktionary
alt. A jet: an airplane that is powered by a jet engine. n. A jet: an airplane that is powered by a jet engine.
WordNet
n. an airplane powered by one or more jet engines [syn: jet, jet-propelled plane]
Usage examples of "jet plane".
Just before entering the class, Condoleezza Rice, the national security advisor, informed the president of the devastating jet plane crash into Tower One.
He said he had some problems to take up concerning our jet plane production, too.
It had pulse-jet rotors for vertical take-off or hovering, but could also operate as a conventional jet plane with its rotors folded into the fuselage.
Meanwhile, Tom glided his small jet plane through the skies, passing several ships in his circular route.
We're going to carry two baby aircrafta small jet plane we call the Kangaroo Kub and a jet-lifted helicopter, the Skeeter.
It might be called a jet plane, but it was not of any type ever used before.
The craft seemed to become a glowing ball, like a jet plane on afterburner, and it moved away from him as steadily as if mounted on rails.
The Kub, a midget jet plane, was one of two pint-sized aircraft carried in the vast cargo hold of the Flying Lab.
And when it's midnight in Dallas, be somewhere on a big jet plane.