Yes like the U-2 spy plane its mostly a glider with a jet engine. because of the planes wing span it can get up at very high altitude
It doesn't. Planes' wings are for aesthetic value only, which explains the various shapes and sizes. Theoretically, a plane could fly without any wings at all.
if cows had wings they'd fly, but flies have wings so the wind doesn't effect them.
I believe that the lift force it causes is called the Coreolis Effect.
The majority of commercial planes have curved wings. The only purpose of removing them is for airborne stunts, and as such passenger and cargo planes have no reason not to have curved wings. Military and stunt planes will have wings that are closer to or perfectly flat, depending on the maneuverability needed.
Aluminum is in the wings of the planes
Planes have large wings, Helicopters have rotors
It depends. Long narrow wings on planes and birds have an advantage for long distance flight where maneuverability is not a big issue. Shorter broad wings on planes or birds provide an advantage for making quicky rolls and turns, where maneuverability is the advantage.
High-speed fighter planes have aerofoil-shaped wings.
there wings
Planes are man made, birds are not. They both have wings.
Long wings create more lift. So jet planes have long wings.
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