planeload

[US]/'pleɪnləʊd/
[UK]/'plenlod/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. the amount of cargo or passengers that a plane can carry
Word Forms

Example Sentences

Supported by a planeload of businessmen, Gordon Brown set out on his second visit to China last night, full of good intentions to strengthen political, economic and cultural ties with Beijing.

Earlier in the day, a planeload of U.N. weapons inspectors left Baghdad aboard a flight to Cyprus, joining the exodus of diplomats, aid workers and other foreigners.

a planeload of tourists arrived at the airport

the planeload of passengers disembarked quickly

they loaded a planeload of relief supplies for the disaster area

a planeload of journalists flew to cover the event

the planeload of cargo was delivered to the warehouse

she organized a planeload of medical supplies for the clinic

the planeload of students went on a study tour

a planeload of celebrities arrived for the film premiere

they chartered a planeload of fans to attend the concert

the planeload of soldiers departed for the military operation

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