plane to vs plane for

Some examples from the web:

• And your plane to deliver them undetected.
• He wanted the plane to fly to Canada.
• He's on a plane to Boston as we speak.
• Her mother put her on a plane to Milan.
• You got me on the plane to Mexico and I have no clue why.
• I have to catch a plane to Washington.
• Ruiz and his whole family boarded a plane to California.
• The plane to Nice, please.
• Change the photos and take the first plane to Italy.
• Walter, I want you back on a plane to DC now.
• Get on a plane to atlanta now.
• Your plane to washington is waiting.
• An E. Stammel just boarded a plane to Panama City.
• They've taken a plane to Ucanca.
• They stole the plane to bring you here.
• Tell her not to take the plane to Vegas on Thursday.
• She got on the first plane to England.
• Go catch your plane to Addis.
• There's a plane to London in 15 minutes.
• The plane to Baghdad takes off in less than two hours.

Some examples from the web:

• I've been sitting in that plane for nine hours...
• The plane for Paris leaves in an hour.
• Take the next plane for Guadeloupe...
• I've been on that plane for hours.
• We're ready to get on the plane for the first jump.
• Where's my plane for Fort Simpson?
• Been on a plane for 22 hours.
• We're getting on a plane for Paris tomorrow.
• I was on a plane for almost a full day.
• I've been cooped up on a plane for six hours.
• Cleared out the whole plane for the prisoners.
• And then she got on the plane for Dallas.
• You will be good enough to arrange... a place for me on the plane for Tunis.
• I got in a cab, hopped on a plane for LA.
• The message he can pass on to Mrs Parly is: do not book a plane for Thursday night.
• There is a plane for Barcelona in the morning with a connection to New York.
• It's not our plane for Malaysia?
• You get on a plane for 14 hours, a lot can happen.
• Every plane for himself, right?
• Somehow they found out her father was chosen to fly the plane for a reason, sir. I see.