aircraft
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aircraft
Summary
aircraft is a mode of transport[1]. aircraft ranks in the top 8% of mode_of_transport entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (3,573 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- aircraft's instance of is recorded as mode of transport[3].
- aircraft is operated by Algerian People's National Armed Forces[4].
- aircraft is operated by Argentine Army Aviation[5].
- aircraft is operated by Argentine Air Force[6].
- aircraft is operated by Argentine Naval Aviation[7].
- aircraft is operated by Chilean Army Aviation[8].
- aircraft is operated by Chilean Air Force[9].
- aircraft is operated by Armed Forces of Chile[10].
- aircraft is operated by Chilean Naval Aviation[11].
- aircraft is operated by Bundeswehr[12].
- aircraft is a type of flying machine[13].
- aircraft is a type of vehicle[14].
- aircraft's Commons category is recorded as Aircraft[15].
- aircraft comprises aircraft cockpit[16].
- aircraft's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Aircraft[17].
- aircraft's Commons gallery is recorded as Aircraft[18].
- aircraft's topic has template is recorded as Template:Aircraft specifications[19].
- aircraft's has characteristic is recorded as aircraft class[20].
- aircraft's has characteristic is recorded as aircraft type[21].
- aircraft's has characteristic is recorded as aircraft model[22].
- aircraft's has characteristic is recorded as aircraft family[23].
- aircraft's equivalent class is recorded as http://dbpedia.org/ontology/Aircraft[24].
- aircraft's different from is recorded as rocket[25].
- aircraft's properties for this type is recorded as P878[26].
- aircraft's properties for this type is recorded as P1470[27].
Body
Definition and Type
aircraft's instance of is recorded as mode of transport[3]. Recorded subclass of include flying machine[13] and vehicle[14].
Use and Application
aircraft comprises aircraft cockpit[16].
Why It Matters
aircraft ranks in the top 8% of mode_of_transport entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (3,573 views/month).[2] aircraft has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[28] aircraft is known by 19 alternative names across languages and contexts.[29]