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What do you call a aeroplane with out an engine?
A Glider.
What will happen if the price of butter goes up?
gaers up
What are the parts of the rubber power engine-aeroplane?
propellerfuselagefinwingsstabiliser
What is an areoplane?
An aeroplane is a heavier than air machine with wings and an engine to propel it.
What are the 5 main parts of a rubber-engine aeroplane?
1 of the part is the Wing
When a big aeroplane is Collide with a small bird why it get destroyed?
there is no matter that bird collide although the matter is that where the the bird get collide on aeroplane. If the bird collides on the glass of aeroplane then result in nothing if bird get collides in turbine engine. Then it got crashed. because the aeroplane got dis-balanced immediately
Do aeroplane use batteries?
In most cases yes, they use batteries to start the engine.
How fast can a airplane fly?
it has no limit of speed.Speed of an aeroplane depend on its engine power and aerodynamically design.
What are rubber-engine aeroplane?
They are small airplanes which use rubber elastic bands as their power source
Is the airplane takeoff controlled by the propellers or the wheels?
The aeroplane takeoff is controlled by the engine speed and the elevators.
What does Port Engine mean?
On an aeroplane, the port engine is on the left wing - with the starboard engine being on the right wing. If I've misunderstood the question, then more information is needed.
In a multi-engine aircraft how does a single engine flight effect the range of the aeroplane?
-To achieve maximum range in level flight, the aircraft must be flown at a speed which produces minimum drag. This however will only be true in no wind. -When flying into a headwind max range will be reduced and when flying in a tailwind max range will be increased. -Single engine flight effects range of the aeroplane because it increases the total drag on the aeroplane so the range is decreased.
