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Cupcake
82 posts |
#8665 2007-10-15 17:19 GMT |
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What are the two and how are they different and alike?
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Happysurfer
87 posts |
#8666 2007-10-15 17:24 GMT |
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They are the same, just different terminology/pronunciation.
Some say the proper term is Aeroplane (aeronautical) the modernized term is airplane (since it flies through the air). Jonathan S ATP CFI AGI |
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electric
89 posts |
#8667 2007-10-15 19:48 GMT |
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Just the spelling. One is primarily european (aeroplane).
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WorldWideWonder
97 posts |
#8668 2007-10-15 21:10 GMT |
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None, its use depends on what side of the "pond" you are on.
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ChickenLicken
94 posts |
#8669 2007-10-16 08:26 GMT |
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Aeroplane is what we call the 'King's English' version of the same word, airplane. Airplane is the westernised current day version of aeroplane.
There is no difference or similarity in both the words, they are same and mean the same. |
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