A few days ago
what’s the difference between aeroplane and airplane?
what’s the difference between aeroplane and airplane?
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One way (the first), other kids beat you up after school for sounding English.
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4 years ago
Aeroplane And Airplane
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A few days ago
The Atlantic Ocean. Aeroplane is a British spelling and airplane is an American.
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5 years ago
Airplane is American English. Aeroplane is British English. They describe the same thing.
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A few days ago
Nothing.
Fixed-wing aircraft are called airplanes in North America (the U.S. and Canada), and aeroplanes in Commonwealth countries (other than Canada) and Ireland.
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A few days ago
Aeroplane is a more common spelling found in England and some other commonwealth countries.
Airplane is used more in the US.
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A few days ago
airplane is what americans call an aeroplane.
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A few days ago
aeroplane is a passangers plane and airplane is used to single persons also.
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A few days ago
aeroplane is what little kids call an airplane
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A few days ago
both are derivations with the same meaning
flying transport vehicle ,
that comes and goes from an airport
a form of transport that is airborne !
Often subject to delays and frustrations,
for the passengers ….
LOl they mean the same thing
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