an heavy aircraft is a type of machine depending whether it is a ship a plane or not. that exceeds the weight of the most popular or common planes of the words
above and upwind from the heavy aircraft.
Yes, many Airbus aircraft are in the category of heavy aircraft.
Aircraft have to balance. They cannot be nose heavy or tail heavy.
Aircraft have a maximum weight they can lift for a given altitude, so if they are on the limit of their weight allowance, they will be described as 'heavy'. However this is not to be confused with a heavy lift capacity, which is a large aircraft that can haul large and heavy items, such aircraft are generally used by the military for transporting and rapidly deploying such items as Tanks.
No, the Galaxy is a heavy transport aircraft.
it means it is a heavy aircraft over 44000lbs
A Nimitz Class carrier can carry approximately 90 fixed wing and rotary aircraft.
The Boeing 747
Preceding Aircraft Following Aircraft Minimum Separation HEAVY HEAVY 4.0 NM HEAVY MEDIUM 5.0 NM HEAVY LIGHT 6.0 NM MEDIUM LIGHT 5.0 NM
The term "Heavy" in aviation refers to a big aircraft, generally anything larger than a Boeing 757 or Airbus A321
Because it is too heavy.
Well simply because they are "ultra(very) light (low weight)" Let me clarify. There are heavy aircraft, like big transport planes. There are medium heavy aircraft like passenger jets. There are light (not heavy) aircraft like little private planes. Then there are Ultra Light aircarft which are vey light weight. So ultra meaning very and light meaning the opposite to heavy ... which maybe this answer is! LOL