So this is representing all possible actions for any plane, P, of unloading cargo at the destination.

That's an American C 17 cargo plane that flew us from New Zealand to McMurdo in Antarctica.

What's the cargo?

Cargo and ship destroyed.

So that In predicate will hold if and only if either A was a load action so if we load the cargo into the plane, then the result of executing that action A is that the cargo is in the plane or it might be that it was already true that the cargo was in the plane in situation S and A is not equal to an unload action.

The ship discharged its cargo in Panama.

Put Captain Solo in the cargo hold.

The robots can be used for transporting cargo.

Shuttle Tydirium, what is your cargo and destination?

I heard you're working in the cargo docks.

Plane

Plane

plane

Able to pack up to 400 lbs. of cargo.

I hope those bastards won't sniff out our cargo.

If that's true, then the In predicate holds between some cargo C and some plane in the state, which is the result of executing action A in state S.

Plane crashes.

Reconnaissance plane.

That ye shall journey on from plane to plane.

I just landed in Orlando!! plane sign, plane sign

Unmovable rigid plane

It was apparently a passenger ship but it was also carrying cargo.

As far as I know, they're tucked away in cargo, per regulations.

You board the plane. The plane takes off. The engine fails.

A cargo vessel, bound for Athens, sank in the Mediterranean without a trace.

A ship sails the ocean. It left Boston with a cargo of wool.

Now, that's strange. What's a cargo ship doing this close to the Frontier?

To motivate this, suppose we wanted to have the goal of moving all the cargo from airport A to airport B, regardless of how many pieces of cargo there are.

So let's take an example of we want to send cargo around the world, and we've got a bunch of planes in airports, and we have cargo and so on.

Dogfight an enemy plane

This plane landed safely.

The plane turned eastward.

The plane flew east.

The plane increased speed.

I saw a plane.

The plane crashed suddenly.

This plane is his.

That plane is enormous!

A plane blew up.

So that's the plane.

This is a plane.

What's this plane ticket?

We could call it plane and I could keep going plane WJA

And then they flew a few cargo flights, and took it out of service.

For centuries, general non bulk cargo had been shipped in the process he watched.