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Who is the first person create an airplane?
The first person to create an airplane was the Wright brothers. A man named Otto Lilienthal inspired the Wright brothers.
Who is the first man to create an airplane?
The Wright Brothers
What color was the Wright brothers airplane?
Wood color.
How many years did it take for the Wright Brothers take to make the airplane?
three years, from 1900-1903
Where did the wright brothers invent their airplane?
The city that they FLEW it in is called Kitty Hawk but they developed it in Dayton, Ohio
What is the Wright brothers invention?
the Wright Brothers invention was the airplane
What was the Wright brothers first invention?
The airplane.
Was the airplane invention the Wright Brothers only invention?
wind tunnel
The wright brothers invention led to advancements in which type of transportation?
The Wright brothers' invention of the airplane led to advancements in air transportation.
Did the wright brothers use the Bernoulli's principle in the invention of the airplane?
no
The invention of the airplane?
The Wright Bothers. When you google that, you will find many more answers :)
Who was the first ot invent the plane?
The Wright Brothers are credited with the invention of the airplane.
What was the exact name of the patent the Wright Brothers received for their airplane invention?
Flying- Machines,
How does the airplane invention of the wright brothers work?
The wind push the airplane. And they make the first engines a cylinder of 12 horse power.
The wright brothers invented the airplane in what year?
The Wright Brothers Invented it in 1901
Who discover airoplan?
No one discovered the airplane. The brothers Wilbur and Orville Wright invented, built, and successfully flew the first airplane.
How did the wright brothers invention help people?
The Wright Brothers invention of the airplane helped people by giving them a new, faster form of transportation that revolutionized how we got around even to this day. The plane that the Wright Brothers invented was the starting point to all of the planes we have today from planes for transportation to planes of war.
