Air will help it fly, without air it cannot fly
The wing must have air to fly. As the wing passes through the air at a sufficiently high speed, a pressure difference is created between the top of the wing and the bottom. Pressure on the top is lower than the pressure on the bottom. The airplane is actually sucked into the sky. The control surfaces also require the passage of sufficient amounts of air in order to be effective. Without air, the plane's engine wouldn't work. But even if it (engine) did work, the plane still wouldn't fly. The engine would have no air to interact with, to develop thrust, and the wing would have no air to create the required pressure difference.
air+car=airplaneAir+car=airplane(same an an aero plane)
air hostess
By glider do you mean like paper airplane?? it is held up by air pressure,,This will not work on the moon. There is no air there.
it woked causse it was an air plane it woks by the engins
air+car=airplaneAir+car=airplane(same an an aero plane)
car+air=airplane
you combine a car with air
the water just goes through with the air. search "airplane engine tests" on youtube.
first u get a new air plane then u have a airplane
One major challenge in building an airplane is keeping it up in the air. Since airplanes are heavy, they need to work to be able to stay above the very light air. Other challenges include carrying enough fuel to get them safely to their destination and pressurizing the air to make it safe for humans.
Only if the airplane is in the water. Torpedos are water weapons and seldom, if ever, get airborne. Their propellers don't work in the air.
Because the speed of the air over the wing generates 'lift' to make it fly.