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The aeroplane starts out by being drawn out on paper by an aeronautical engineer. He designs the engine, airframe and the interior and avionics on the dashboard the pilots use. He also designs all the electrical and hydraulic lines and air flow controls.
Then the people who build the plane follows his drawing designs and start with the Airframe ... like the skeleton of the plane. Then they begin adding the metal body work and wings and start on the interior of the plane. They test the plane once it is built. That is called the prototype of that plane. A test pilot checks it for flying ability, stresses on the plane, handling of the plane and if the avionics function correctly, if the wheels come down properly and if it brakes properly. He has to be certain all the flaps on the plane work right and he also checks to see how fast the plane can go and how high. If the prototype of the plane passes all the testing regiments then they aeroplane company puts it up for sale. Once there are enough orders for planes they start building them in assembly order.
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Why are airplanes called airplanes?
The wings of an airplane are near-flat surfaces that plane the air.
Who made the first paper plane?
The earliest reference to paper airplanes I know is that Jack Northrop used paper airplanes in the 1930's to help in his ideas for flying wing airplanes.I believe that I can extend your history of paper airplanes back to at least 1908-1909.
Who are are the people that build airplanes?
A and P [ airfames and powerplants
Are hydraulics on airplanes?
Yes. They are used in wheels and...stuff....
What kind of engineer designs airplanes?
An aeronautical or mechanical engineer.
What were airplanes built for?
Airplanes were built for flying and transportation purposes.
Who built old airplanes?
No one builds old airplanes. Companies like Boeing, Douglas, Stearman, Cessna, Piper and Beech built airplanes that were good enough to get old in working condition.
What year were modern airplanes built?
Modern airplanes are built in the current year
Ships in wartime specially built to carry airplanes?
Aircraft carriers
When did the first airplanes came?
Wright brothers built the first real airplane 1903rd
Did Orville Wright earn a patent?
no that's why all of the airplanes are built smart one
What are rc rtf airplanes mainly used for?
RTF airplanes are pre-assembled RC airplanes built to eliminate assembly time. This option is typically used for younger children or those uninterested in the construction of the planes themselves.
What did the Wright brothers do for liveing?
made paper airplanes and was so engerneeric that they built the first airplane
How many airplanes did the wright brothers make?
If you are talking about how many planes they built to try to fly, well then that is 2. But they made much more airplanes for others afterwards.
Built first airplanes for the us navy?
Mayfly was the first plane used by the US navy. It was built by pioneer aviator Glenn Curtiss in 1908.
Who designed the first airplanes?
The first airplanes were invented and built by the Wright Brothers. Orville and Wilbur Wright made their first controlled and powered human flight on December 17, 1903.
How much turbulence can airplanes handle?
Airplanes can handle more turbulence than you can ever imagin. They can handle up to more than 2,000 times of turbulence before their wings can snap off into pieces. Airplanes are over-built with extremely thick and strong illuminum skin and titanium skin. They are also made out of very thick and strong steel making it almost impossible for turbulence to break airplanes into pieces so you are very safe to fly on-board airplanes! Airplanes are over-built with more than 5 layers of thick and strong illuminum skin, titanium skin and steel!
