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What is the approach speed of a md80?
133 to 140 knots
What is the speeds aircrafts of MD-80?
The max speed of an MD80 is 500kt, cruising speed around 440kt.
What V-speed represents maximum flap extended speed?
VFE
Which V-speed represents maximum flap extended speed for flying?
VFE
Why do canaries flap their wings?
so that they can gang speed.
How long is a flight from Cincinnati to Indianapolis in?
In an md80 id say around an hour
What is a body flap?
A Flap is a control surface that is used to kill the lift of a wing to allow the aircraft to descend. I've never heard the term "body Flap" but it must refer to a Flap or a "speed brake" that is located on the fuselage and is used to slow the aircraft. Military aircraft used speed brakes or Dive brakes to slow their speed when diving on a target to drop a bomb. Some aircraft with fuselage speed brakes is the A-1 Skyraider propellor aircraft of Viet Nam and I think the F-86 jet fighter.
How many passengers can a MD80 seat?
Around 30 to 172 passengers depending on variant and seating configuration.
How do you speed up a 2007 club car gas golf cart?
You can put a tie strap through the spring on the governor making the tension stronger. Find the spring inside the rear engine flap, take a tie strap about half way in the spring so the spring will not extend out. It just makes the spring stiffer, but is the only thing I have seen to speed them up. Keep in mind the steering, suspension and brakes are not designed for speed.
What are those boxy tube things sticking down out of passenger plane wings?
It sounds like you are referring to what is called flap track fairings. There are usually several of them on the underside of each wing, and taper to a point at the back. These are covers for the flap tracks- the mechanical mechanism that allows the flaps to extend and retract. Without them the flap components would be exposed and create drag.
How do airplanes come down?
They reduce engine speed and extend 'flaps' which allows the wing to keep lift at lower speed.
What sounds do wings make?
flap flap flap.
