Commercial Airplane SVG, Airplane SVG, Air Transport Svg, Transportation Svg, Hand Drawn SVG File, Cutting File, Cut File, Commercial Use This is a DIGITAL CUTTING FILE for cutting machines, no physical item will be sent. Instant download You Get: 1 SVG File 1 PDF File Please ensure that your machine takes the above format prior to purchase. Due to the nature of digital products, refunds are not possible once the file(s) have been downloaded. If you have any questions or problems, please, feel free to contact me. TERMS OF USE: You can use this CUT FILE for personal use or small business use. While you may sell your items that were made using these files, you may not in any way resell the digital design or image as a whole or in parts. A basic knowledge of your software, and use of the above file with it, is assumed. Thank you! **It is the responsibility of the purchaser to keep current on trademarks via USPTO. While something may be trademarked for clothing, that doesn't mean you can't use it on coffee mugs etc. Trademarks are always changing and it is your responsibility to check what you can and cannot make with these SVGs.** Sometimes a popular cutting machine program can have issues with some of my files. I don't know why it happens but I have always been able to get around it with the following steps. Please be aware that this is something you may have to do if you purchase one of my files, especially one that is custom handwriting conversion. I know the extra steps delay your making, but it only takes a few minutes and is worth it! Part of my design disappears when I hit weld. What do I do? Unfortunately, this is a common issue with one of the popular design/cutting programs. It most likely happened if you hit weld for the entire design at once. I have, however, found a work-around that generally works. 1. Ungroup the file as far as possible. 2. Delete any parts that have a red line through them (if any.) 3. Select smaller pieces of the design to weld together and then go back and weld your welded pieces together. Keep welding in small pieces until you have as much of the design done as you desire.