A plane manufactured by Cessna. It is a propeller-driven light aircraft. It has a single propeller engine mounted at the front. It gets eaten by the 747 all the time but somehow manages to escape(?). Total height: 2.72m Fuselage length: 8.28m Wingspan: 11m It is very small. 🥵🥵

A large aircraft manufactured by Boeing. It is a jet engine cargo plane. It has two engines under each main wing, for a total of four engines. It eats other planes when it gets hungry. 😋😋 The second deck is located at the front. Fuselage length: 68.63m Wingspan: 64.44m Total height: 19.51m Fuselage width: 6.5m, making it a very large aircraft. It stuffs planes into its cargo hold to eat them; the cargo door is at the very front of the fuselage and opens upward. 🥶🥶 However, since it's a plane and has no digestive system, it eventually spits out everything it ate(?). In short, it's a 'chew and spit' situation, so you can survive being eaten. (???)

A narrow-body airliner from Airbus. Length: 31.44m Total height: 12.56m Wingspan: 34.1m Fuselage width: 3.7m It is slightly smaller than a 737. 🤩 It has one engine under each main wing, for a total of two jet engines. Special note: It is always eating a baguette. Probably because it's a French aircraft(?).

A 4th generation fighter jet manufactured by Lockheed Martin. It has a single jet engine at the rear of the fuselage. Length: approx. 15.03m Wingspan: approx. 9.96m Height: approx. 4.88m, which is somewhat similar to a Cessna 172. It loves(?) missiles, bombs, and autocannons, so it's always flying fully armed. As a fighter jet, it has excellent maneuverability, such as suddenly climbing vertically during flight.