Noun
planeload (plural planeloads)
As much, or as many, as a plane can carry
A planeload of passengers from Melbourne were allowed to disembark at Sydney Airport on Tuesday night without undergoing health screening for coronavirus. Source: Internet
In Canada, new Prime Minister Justin Trudeau personally welcomed a planeload of 163 refugees while pledging to take in 25,000 in the coming year. Source: Internet
It takes just two hours for a planeload of people from South Africa to touch down in Lilongwe or Blantyre. Source: Internet
A planeload of 39 Chinese tourists flew into Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi Airport on Tuesday evening from Shanghai to a welcome from staff in full protective equipment. Source: Internet
A planeload of medical supplies from China has landed in the United States. Source: Internet
The interim controls are not going to make the neighborhood any less popular with the thousands of technology workers who continue to arrive in San Francisco by the planeload, he added. Source: Internet