Příklady monoplane

• We do not oven know whether our machines should be cantilever monoplanes or braced biplanes or cantilever biplanes.

• Therefore, as our supply of biplanes fades away, so are we bringing in a supply of elementary trainers of the low-wing monoplane type.

• Earlier he was one of the main protagonists of the monoplane as more efficient than the biplane.

• It is an all-metal monoplane, with a cruising speed of just under 300 miles an hour and a range of 3,000 miles.

• They had little or no experience, for instance, of low-wing skin-dressed monoplanes.

• The monoplane required very little control and regulation for its flight.

• In that total we are told that eleven or twelve monoplanes—we have not the exact figures—are not of a wholly satisfactory character.

• I suppose we have not more than two of these squadrons fitted with monoplanes.

• We have, however, learned most useful lessons from these different types of airships and are now engaged in testing some of the more speedy monoplanes.

• The twenty-six aeroplanes mentioned include thirteen monoplanes of which only three have been delivered during the last three months.

• Further, an outline specification has been prepared in consultation with the operating companies for an all-metal, four-engined monoplane weighing about 40,000 lb.

• We continued to regard the slow biplane even as a fighter aircraft long after we should have adopted the monoplane types, as did other nations.

• That is perhaps illustrated by the change over from the biplane to the monoplane.

• He would not tell us how many of the whole machines which had flown across country were biplanes and how many monoplanes.

• How many are monoplanes and how many biplanes?