mailplane

/ˈmeɪlpleɪn/

Definitions

1. noun

A military aircraft used for transporting troops, supplies, or equipment, especially in combat zones.

“The army deployed mailplanes to deliver vital supplies to the front lines.”

2. noun

A type of aircraft designed for carrying mail and other postal items, especially in remote areas.

“In the 1920s, the mailplane was a common sight in rural America, delivering mail to isolated communities.”

Synonyms

  • cargo plane
  • transport plane

Antonyms

  • passenger plane