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Are the lights in the cargo bay on for the animals when airplanes take flight?
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∙ 13y ago
The pilot does have the option to turn on heat in the cargo bay and the lights are not for pets but for the crew when loading the bags.
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∙ 13y ago
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Why are airplanes made for?
Airplanes are made for fast transposrt of passengers or cargo. They are also used for defence purposes.
What is an airplanes cargo?
It depends if it is a commercial aircraft or a cargo aircraft. Commercial is luggage and possibly mail, while cargo has a wide variety such as food and toys.
What type of services does United Cargo offer?
United Cargo's services are mostly delivering products and shipping it to others. They use airplanes to get your cargo to the place you need it to get to.
On Microsoft Flight Simulator X how do you drop cargo?
To drop cargo in Microsoft Flight Simulator X press "O".
What are the regulations of Federal Aviation Administration?
Federal Aviation Administration regulations are the rules put in place to govern all commercial and private airplanes that are used for transport of people, animals,and cargo
Can ships carry more cargo than airplanes?
Yes , for example container ships .
Where can one obtain a Cargo Shoreditch flight?
One couldn't obtain a Cargo Shoreditch flight as that particular business does not offer flights or airline services. Cargo is a restaurant located in the suburb of Shoreditch in London.
How do airplanes carry cargo and passengers at the same time?
Any spare space in the hold is taken by cargo. This allows the plane to operated at maximum weight.
What is the advantage of airport?
It's a useful place for large airplanes to land and offload passengers and cargo.
What is advantage used?
It's a useful place for large airplanes to land and offload passengers and cargo.
What is the advantage (useful)?
It's a useful place for large airplanes to land and offload passengers and cargo.
How are airplanes weighed?
Original Q: What are airplanes weighed in? Airplanes are weighed using scales that are placed under the wheels. Airplanes are NOT weighed before each flight. Instead, they are weighed at manufacture and during any modification or heavy maintenance. This becomes the aircraft's Empty Weight. Then the pilot calculates the Take-off Weight by adding the weight of the passengers and cargo and the known quantity of fuel, etc. Example: I was flying on a special ferry flight on an empty DC10 airliner and the pilot checked his calculations and said that we were 375 lbs over what was expected. With only 5 people onboard, he knew that the "crew" weight could not be off by that much. Then he remembered that this special flight required a fly-away parts kit to be carried which accounted for the extra weight.
