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Definition of mainplane in English: mainplanenounˈmeɪnpleɪnˈmānplān A principal wing or other supporting surface of an aircraft, as opposed to a tailplane. Example sentencesExamples - The aircraft features ailerons on the rear mainplanes, but has electric flaps on both sets of planes.
- Now staff are preparing the centre section and hull for relocation to Point Cook where the mainplanes are being restored.
- Conversion involved; replacing the upper, and lower mainplanes with scratchbuilt narrower chord wings.
- The car has front and rear diffusers for overall down force with an adjustable carbon mainplane rear wing.
- The coolant radiators were in the mainplane leading edge between the engines and the fuselage.
Definition of mainplane in US English: mainplanenounˈmānplān A principal supporting surface of an aircraft (typically a wing), as opposed to a horizontal stabilizer. Example sentencesExamples - Now staff are preparing the centre section and hull for relocation to Point Cook where the mainplanes are being restored.
- The coolant radiators were in the mainplane leading edge between the engines and the fuselage.
- Conversion involved; replacing the upper, and lower mainplanes with scratchbuilt narrower chord wings.
- The aircraft features ailerons on the rear mainplanes, but has electric flaps on both sets of planes.
- The car has front and rear diffusers for overall down force with an adjustable carbon mainplane rear wing.
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