monoplane

There's nothing like a monoplane when real work is to be done.

The French were ahead of the other countries in developing the monoplane.

He thrust the monoplane into a dive at her again.

The monoplane with the little Frenchman in the seat got up first.

On a simple monoplane configuration, this is usually easy to identify.

Eyes from the monoplane had seen the isle of doubt as well.

A moment later he was directly under the monoplane.

"May I ask whether it would be a monoplane or a biplane?"

The colored man knew how to get the monoplane in shape for a flight, as he had often done it.

Its successor, the monoplane bomber, had a hard time getting accepted.

These were almost all released under his given name or the moniker Monoplane.

It was the first production monoplane in the country.

This did not happen; instead, the monoplane was taken over by the Admiralty in 1914.

After a few months testing, it was converted to the monoplane configuration.

This was a tractor monoplane with a pair of his wheels.

It was a single-engined monoplane with a crew of two.

Each of the eight monoplanes was designated a number.

"Looks like a private monoplane," said Hammond, squinting against the sun.

But I have in mind plans for a speedier machine than even the monoplane.

Tom's monoplane was making no more noise, now, than a soaring bird.

The most common configuration until the 1930s, when the monoplane took over.

In 1911, Bates designed a built and monoplane with an engine of his own design.

It once held the title as the "worlds smallest monoplane".

It was unusual, particularly for a monoplane, in having a span less than its length.

These were soon followed by the Hawk 75 monoplane.