backcountryplane

noun
UK /ˈbækˌkʌntri pleɪn/
US /ˈbækˌkʌntri pleɪn/

A small airplane that flies to faraway places with no big airports.

The pilot landed the backcountryplane on a grassy field near the mountains.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. An aircraft used to reach remote areas for camping or hiking trips.

We loaded our tents into the backcountryplane for a week in the wild.

3. A light plane built to land on rough or unpaved ground.

Its big tires help the backcountryplane handle dirt and gravel.

4. A small plane that carries supplies to places far from cities.

The backcountryplane brought food and mail to the tiny village.