triplane (Meaning)

triplane

an airplane with three main supporting surfaces superposed

The Wright brothers' first triplane was a remarkable invention that paved the way for aviation.
The Sopwith Triplane was a British triplane used in World War I, famed for its maneuverability and firepower.
The Fokker Dr.I triplane was a deadly German fighter aircraft that saw action during the Great War.
The Ansaldo SVA.5 triplane was an Italian reconnaissance and bomber aircraft employed in World War I.
The Junkers D.I triplane was an experimental German fighter aircraft designed during the early 1920s.
The Avro 504 triplane was a British training aircraft used extensively throughout World War I.
The Fokker F.III triplane was a Dutch fighter aircraft that saw combat in the Indonesian National Revolution.
The Boeing Model 40 triplane was an early attempt at a commercial airliner in the United States.
The Handley Page H.P.12 triplane was a British bomber designed for high-altitude operations during World War I.
The Curtiss Model D triplane was a pioneering American aircraft that set several altitude records early in the 20th century.

an airplane with three main supporting surfaces superposed

seaplane, glider, trimotor,biplane,sailplane, airship, towplane, turboprop, turbojet, torpedo bomber

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The Wright brothers' first triplane was a remarkable invention that paved the way for aviation.

The Sopwith Triplane was a British triplane used in World War I, famed for its maneuverability and firepower.

The Fokker Dr.I triplane was a deadly German fighter aircraft that saw action during the Great War.

The Ansaldo SVA.5 triplane was an Italian reconnaissance and bomber aircraft employed in World War I.