Which country has more airplanes?

The country with the highest number of airplanes in the United States of America. The two other countries contending with the United States in terms of the number of airplanes are the People Republic of China and the People Republic of Russia. The country next to these ones in India. The kinds of aircraft that actually dominate are military airplanes. Canada has also been contending so well of recent as there are more immigration activities occurring in the country.

These countries with the higher numbers of airplanes are actually in possession of those many planes due to the fact that their military forces are well equipped. Another reason for that is the result of more industrial activities that are taking place in the country. These airplanes are very useful for conveying passenger en mass from a location to another. Also, they are used in the import and export of some bulky goods. They are also preferred as they travel a long distance within a short time.

The Correct answer to this question is the United States of America.

The country that has the highest number of airplanes in the United States of America. Coming next to America is China. Due to the massive population in China and America, I doubt if you would be surprised if these countries didn’t make it top to the list.

The United States (United Airlines, American Airlines, and Delta Airlines) also doubles as the country that has the most number of destinations.

Compared to its population, Canada also has many airplanes. Other countries with many airplanes include: United Kingdom, Germany, France, Japan, Brazil, Spain, India, Russia, Italy, Turkey, Australia, and the list goes on.

Although Air Canada has a surprisingly large number of planes for a country with not a high population, China with its massive population has the most planes except for the US. It is difficult to compare number of planes because there is the number manufactured, many of which may be military and not designed as passenger planes, whereas another country may have only passenger planes.

Then there is the number of planes in the sky right now, and that number may be determined by the particular social situation in a country. However, in essence the probably answer is US, followed by China (think of its country size and population) then Canada. The tiny country of Britain is not that far behind. Interesting isn't it?