Converse of object

• fly: The Tiger Club welcomes any pilot who wishes to fly the aircraft that we operate.

• hijack: A fourth hijacked aircraft crashed in Pennsylvania, killing all on board.

• refuel: Mobility aircraft carry troops and equipment into battle, transport peacekeeping forces and humanitarian relief, and refuel other military aircraft in flight.

Adjective modifier

• military: About a quarter of the world's jet fuel is used by military aircraft.

• low-flying: The first of these was its lack of cover against low-flying aircraft.

• engined: The remaining piston engined combat aircraft were quickly retired and replaced by the latest French types: Vautour, Magister and Super Mystere.

• rotary: Its customers include all of the world's leading manufacturers of civil and military, fixed and rotary wing aircraft and aero engine.

• German: General Summary The first jet aircraft to fly was a German aircraft in 1939.

• civilian: By 1936 Miles was one of the country's leading manufacturers of light civilian aircraft.

Modifies a noun

• carrier: Many flew from aircraft carriers located near the front.

• hangar: The meal was adequate but limited by the modest facilities of a medieval aircraft hangar.

• noise: Complaints about aircraft noise are usually made direct to the airports.

• hanger: The first thing of note was the farmers light aircraft hanger.

• landing: Flying was different here as there were different kinds of aircraft landing and there was a flying ceiling of 1500 feet.

Noun used with modifier

• fighter: Over 800 British fighter aircraft were sent to help Stalin against the German onslaught?

• reconnaissance: During the second half of 1940 at least eleven reconnaissance aircraft flying from French airfields are known to have operated over Bath.

• jet: General Summary The first jet aircraft to fly was a German aircraft in 1939.

• enemy: The air defenses fail to destroy a single enemy aircraft.

• combat: The term " combat aircraft " does not include primary trainer aircraft.

• microlight: How microlight aircraft can hover silently, in tight formation, on windy nights was not explained.