multiplane

British  

/ ˈmʌltɪˌpleɪn /

noun

1. an aircraft that has more than one pair of wings Compare monoplane

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Example Sentences

Although the single-plane banner-in-the-sky or simple skywritten image is still popular, Jacuzzi said clients, particularly corporate ones, increasingly are willing to pay for the more expensive computer-assisted multiplane version called skytyping — that’s what Shihady and Shehada chose — or vastly more expensive battalions of light-equipped drones beaming their messages through the darkness.

From Los Angeles Times

“Russian Doll,” which begins streaming in its eight-episode entirety Friday on Netflix, is a beautiful puzzle piece, a circular, multiplane, existential mystery-comedy set in the villages of Lower Manhattan.

From Los Angeles Times

“Russian Doll” is a beautiful puzzle piece, a circular, multiplane, existential mystery-comedy set in the villages of Lower Manhattan.

From Los Angeles Times

Reiniger was a pioneer of silhouette animation, and she invented an early prototype of a multiplane camera, the kind that Disney later became famous for using.

From Los Angeles Times

It has the most memorable art in the NES library, from the exaggerated Kabuki stylings of Piston Honda’s I’ve-just-been-punched face to the gorgeous multiplane side-scrolling of the training sequence that plays every few bouts.

From Slate