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What is the collective noun for aeroplanes?
Collective nouns for aeroplanes are a flight of aeroplanes or a squadron of aeroplanes..
Collective name for a group of planes?
might depend how many, e.g. squadron, wing, flight etc.
What do you call a lot of aircraft?
A flight, or squadron, or wing.
What do you call a group of airplanes in formation?
A flight, a squadron or a wing.
What do you call a group of helicopters?
It could be a flight of helicopters, or a squadron
What do you call a group of planes flying together?
a flight, formation, squadron
What do you call a group of fighter planes?
A group of fighter plans (and bomber planes) is called a squadron. The size can be four or six planes to a squadron and there is a squadron leader.
A collection of aeroplanes?
The collective nouns for aeroplanes are a flight of aeroplanes or a squadron of aeroplanes.
What is an air force flight commander?
to form an element you need two ( usaly 3 or four for drilling perpuses ) or more people. two or more elements form a flight. a flight commander is to help communicate directions from the squadron staff ( squadron is made up of two or more flights ) to the flight staff, like the flight Sargent, and element leaders. for more detailed answer you might find a better answer in a USAFM 39-1, but i cant remember if that's the correct manual
What is a collective noun for airplanes?
The collective nouns are:A fleet of planesA squadron of planes.
Who were 633 squadron?
The 633 Squadron is a fictional RAF Mosquito Squadron of WW II. It exist only in the movie. This is not true. The name 633 Squadron became known through a novel and subsequent movie, both of course fictional. There was and still is however a real 633 Squadron formed in 1948. It is a voluntary RAF Squadron for the flight training of young Air Training Corps cadets. I used to be an instructor with this squadron.
What are the blue angels classified as?
The Navy classifies the Blue Angels as the Navy's Flight Demonstration Squadron.
