airdock
- noun
- /ˈɛərˌdɑk/
- Specialized
- Several technicians worked late into the night inside the airdock.
Examples
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The new airdock can hold several large planes.
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During the storm, the airplane was safely sheltered in the airdock.
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The new airdock can accommodate even the largest passenger jets.
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Can you see the airdock from the runway?
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The maintenance crew worked tirelessly inside the airdock to prepare the aircraft for its upcoming flight.
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During the tour, we saw several airplanes being serviced in the large airdock at the airport.
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The new airdock was designed to accommodate different types of aircraft, making it essential for operations.
Synonyms
A large building at an airport where planes are kept and fixed
A large airport building where planes are kept and fixed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Airdock is a simple compound of air ('air') and dock ('a place where boats stop'), so imagine a dock but for planes; that is why an airdock is a large building where aircraft are stored and looked after.