What is "monoplanes"

Usage examples of "monoplanes".

There were other contests among monoplanes and biplanes, and the little Frenchman won two races.

The air pirates who had been running with them for the past two months had decided that the valley was too narrow for them to operate in safely and had taken their dirigible and four small monoplanes and headed out for Elsewhere.

Farther upriver a red dirigible with skull insignias on its side was dropping incendiaries on a second target while small monoplanes made strafing runs.

Hangers, huts, a wind sock, a token mooring mast -- most airships docked much farther in toward the center of town, or down at the quays -- the circular concrete blockhouse containing the kerosene tanks, and a row of fabric-and-bamboo monoplanes and biplanes.

Ivanov, or whoever was in charge of the operation, owned two old Antonov high-wing monoplanes, and a helicopter.

An inspection of Kara's hangars at Wembley showed that his two monoplanes had not been removed, and T.

He saw a mighty fleet whose individual planes were a mile long, with three-quarters of a mile wingspread—titanic monoplanes, whose droning thunder seemed to roar through all space.