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The diagram below show stages in the development of the aeroplane since the first powered flight in 1903.

The diagram below show stages in the development of the aeroplane since the first powered flight in 1903. BLPep

The pictures illustrate how airplanes evolved since their invention. It is clear from the diagrams that over a period of more than a century, aeroplanes' dimensions, the number of passengers they can carry and their speed increased considerably. Starting with Wright Flyer invented in 1903, we can see that it had a basic design with a propeller and measuring 6m in length and having a 12-meter wingspan. This original airplane prototype, with a maximum speed of 16km/h, could carry only one person, a pilot. In 1935, a more developed Douglas DC-3 was invented. As opposed to the first model, it had engines and was long enough to serve 28 passengers as well as 3 crewmembers. Although this model's dimensions were slightly larger, its speed was significantly faster: 347km/h. The latest and the most advanced airplane shown had been created by 2004. Called Airbus A380, it could speed up to 1050km/h and transport 555 passengers at a time. Unlike the former two aircraft, interestingly, this version had a longer wingspread (80m) than the overall length (73m).

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 from the diagrams that over a period of more than a century, Possible spelling mistake. 'aeroplanes' is British English.airplanes
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speed
 increased considerably
.

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see
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 in length and having a 12-meter wingspan. This original airplane prototype, with a maximum You use this word too often, consider replacing it withaccelerationagilityquicknesspacevelocitymomentum
speed
 of Insert a space between the numerical value and the unit symbol "16 km"16 km
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/h, could carry This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :exclusively
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 one person, a pilot.

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enough
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. Although this model's dimensions were slightly
 larger, its You use this word too often, consider replacing it withaccelerationagilityquicknesspacevelocitymomentum
speed
 was significantly
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347km
/h.

The latest and the most advanced airplane shown had been created
 by 2004. Called Airbus A380, it could You use this word too often, consider replacing it withaccelerationagilityquicknesspacevelocitymomentum
speed
 up to Insert a space between the numerical value and the unit symbol "1050 km"1050 km
1050km
/h and transport 555 passengers at a time. Unlike the former two aircraft, interestingly
, this version had a longer wingspread (Insert a space between the numerical value and the unit symbol "80 m"80 m
80m
) than the overall
 length (Insert a space between the numerical value and the unit symbol "73 m"73 m
73m
). 