Which is correct: ‘In a plane’ or ‘On a plane’
About the video
In this video, we clarify when to use "on" versus "in" for different modes of transportation. The rule is simple: if you can walk around inside the vehicle, use "on."
For example, "I'm on a plane" or "I'm on a train." However, if you're in a confined space like a car, use "in," as in "I'm in a car." This easy tip will help you sound more natural when speaking English.
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