flygplanets

Flygplanets is the Swedish possessive form of flygplan, meaning airplane. It is used to indicate that something belongs to, or is associated with, a single airplane. In English, the equivalent phrase is "the airplane's."

Formation and usage: The base noun flygplan is a neuter noun. Its definite singular form is flygplanet. To express possession, Swedish typically adds the suffix -s to the definite form, yielding flygplanets. For the plural possessive, the form is flygplanens. The construction flygplanets + something expresses ownership or association with that specific aircraft, and is the standard way to convey possession in written and spoken Swedish. In some contexts, possession can also be shown with a prepositional phrase, such as "till flygplanet" or "av flygplanet," but the -s possessive is common for concise expressions.

Examples: Flygplanets motor fungerar inte. (The airplane's engine is not functioning.) Flygplanets cockpit dörrar var öppna efter landning. (The airplane's cockpit doors were open after landing.) Piloten kontrollerade flygplanets instrumentpanel innan start. (The pilot checked the airplane's instrument panel before takeoff.)

Notes: The possessive -s is a regular feature of Swedish grammar and can attach to the definite singular form of the head noun. It does not indicate plurality unless the head noun itself is plural (where the plural possessive would be flygplanens). In technical writing, both flygplanets and av-flygplanet constructions may appear depending on stylistic preference.