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Why was Boeing started?
To make airplanes.
What part of airplanes uses aluminum?
the engine
How did paper airplanes get started?
Either you throw them or drop them.
How are airplanes and hovercrafts different and the same?
airplanes are the same thing as hovercrafts... but only hovercrafts have a louder engine
What are somethings that airplanes have?
fuselage, wings, engine, and whatnot
What is the force called the airplanes engine produces?
Aliens
What does airplanes have?
wings engine and body.Also wing tips
What is ic engine?
I.C. engine stands for Internal Combustion engine that cars, trucks, and airplanes use.
How did airplanes started?
Airplanes were made by the Wright Brothers, in 1899 they started to develop the model of the plane. They first made a successful flight over the sands of Kitty Hawk December 17, 1903.
Do all air freight companies own their airplanes?
No , not all air freight companies own their airplanes. As a matter of fact, most freight companies started out their business by renting airplanes.
How are older airplanes different than modern airplanes?
There are many differences between modern airplanes and older airplanes. The two most significant improvements have are newer more fuel efficient engine as well as structural redesigns such as the wings.
What is the large engine in airplanes?
Possibly one of the engines that give it power.
