fly on a plane- fly by plane

[Humble]

Hi,
Please tell me if this sentence is OK.
I was nervous because I’d never flown on a plane.
Tnx

[bmass]

The sentance is perfectly okay.

[Humble]

Thank you, bmass.

[Mutawakil Aldhubaibi]

Hi bmass,
Is it also correct to say:
i was nervous i'd never flown by plane

[Philly]

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I'd say that you should avoid saying "fly by plane". Using by sounds awkward to me --- unless you specifically want to differentiate between flying by plane vs flying by helicopter, for example.
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In many cases it's probably redundant to mention plane at all since that would already be understood in the conversation. "I was nervous because I’d never flown before."
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[riverkid]

We normally use 'by' to discuss how we went; 'by' describes the mode of transportation and although it's grammatically possible, it doesn't sound natural for this intent, as noted by Philly.

[river]

I've never travelled by plane works.

[Humble]

Hi,
Tnx for your comments, folks. I do agree, Philly, that strictly speaking, mentioning the plane is redundant. Yet I think people are more likely to say I'd never flown on a plane than just I'd never flown before.
Regards