multiplane
- noun
- /ˈmʌltɪˌpleɪn/
- Specialized
- The museum displays a rare multiplane from the early days of aviation.
Examples
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Few modern aircraft use the multiplane configuration due to its complexity and drag.
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Engineers studied the advantages and disadvantages of the multiplane design for increased lift.
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The multiplane design allows for better lift and stability.
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Many early aviation pioneers experimented with a multiplane configuration.
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The museum displays a rare multiplane from the early days of aviation.
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Engineers studied the advantages and disadvantages of the multiplane design for increased lift.
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Many early aviation pioneers experimented with a multiplane configuration to improve flight performance.
How Many Wings
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word multiplane comes from multi- 'many' and plane as in 'airplane', so it can mean 'many planes' or many wings. That's why a multiplane is an aircraft design with more than two main wings one above the other.