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At cruising altitude most airplanes are at between 35,000 and 41,000 feet. However, to get there it has to pass all of the intervening feet between that and the altitude of the airport.
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12 feet
How high does a small airplane fly?
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How many feet does a plane fly from the ground?
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What can airplane do?
fly
