What is the difference between how a rocket achieves flight and how an aeroplane does?

The aircraft will follow the curvature of the earth else its altitude will increase as it moves across its flight path

When the aeroplane is in flight, the friction between the moving plane and the surrounding molecules causes a build up of a charge on the plane. This electrostatic force can have the same effect as a current in a wire.

Aeroplane Flight Florida - 1915 was released on: USA: June 1915

There is lot of difference between test flight/air test/first flight.

Aeroplane doors should not be opened during flight. I think one of the reasons has to do with the stability of the aircraft. An aeroplane inside is isolated from the outside. There is no exchange of pressure between the outside and the inside. Pilots are able to control the aircraft using elevator, ailerons, rudder, spoilers etc. When you open the door, then another fact that need to be controlled is introduced in the equation…

The wright brothers made the first aeroplane in 1903 :)

A charter flight is the hiring of a pilot to take you somewhere, whereas a scheduled flight is going from point A to point B with or without you. It's sort of like the difference between a taxi and a public bus.

in an aeroplane across the sea

The "Black box".

A "vomit comet" is an aeroplane that briefly achieves zero G, allowing people and prospective astronauts to experience weightlessness. In general, 65 seconds of flight will achieve 25 seconds of weightlessness. Weightlessness produces nausea and sickness (vomit) in two out of three people and thus the aeroplane earns it's nickname. Zero Gravity Corporation in the US, will allow you - for a fee (Probably including a cleaning change) - to experience this. See related link…

space flight you go to outer space regualr flight flight you stay around earth

John Luther Langworthy has written: 'The Aeroplane Boys on the Wing, or, Aeroplane Chums in the Tropics' 'The bird boys on the wing' 'The Aeroplane Boys on the Wing' 'The Aeroplane Boys Flight A Hydroplane Roundup' 'The Bird boys' aeroplane wonder' 'The Airplane Boys among the Clouds'

what forces are acting on an aeroplane in flight

That was in 1903

'Thrilling' is an adjective because it describes the aeroplane ride.

Flight feathers are bigger and wider. Non-flight feathers are smaller and not stable.

The difference is that you are a mamaguevo y yo se lo meto a tu hermana.

Err... Flight Simulator X

An airplane has wings to generate the lift required for flight.

The Wright brothers made their first successful flight in 1903.

rockets need only upward thrust as a force for flight

The difference probably depends on the time you spend at the middle airport. If you board new flight within 1 hour of getting off the 1st plane, it would be probably be a transfer flight.

-To achieve maximum range in level flight, the aircraft must be flown at a speed which produces minimum drag. This however will only be true in no wind. -When flying into a headwind max range will be reduced and when flying in a tailwind max range will be increased. -Single engine flight effects range of the aeroplane because it increases the total drag on the aeroplane so the range is decreased.

The color of the black box is orange.

An airplane (or in somewhat archaic spelling, an aeroplane) is inspired by the flight of birds. Note that both birds and planes have wings. It's a similar concept.

Flight time from London to Sydney is 22 hours 5 minutes.

I think you can take the train if have or take a flight on the aeroplane . I guess

Dan morley did it first

they invented aeroplane which had flew for 12 seconds on its first flight.

Airplane stay Inside The Atmosphere. Spaceships Dont, They Go Outside Of The Atmosphere

The Wright brothers flew a successful 12 second flight on 17 December 1903.

A plane needs air, a rocket doesn't.

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I think that a hang glider achieves flight by soaring through the air by getting a running start and the wings also help it to fly. Kiana xoxoxox

So wedon'thave anything that can harm others on the flight

The connection time is the scheduled departure time of your connecting flight. The layover time is the amount of time between the arrival of your first flight and your connection time.

The distance between Manchester, UK, and Marrakech, Morocco, is 2,460 km. The flight time is about 3 hours and 40 minutes. There is no time difference between the two cities.

An Airplane Captain is the PIC Pilot In Command. The one who is responsible for the control and safety of the entire flight during its flight time.

Flying hours are the number of hours that an aircraft has flown (usually from engine start to engine stop). One flight cycle is one flight from take-off to landing.

you cannot due to the vast nature of software required and the real controls and flight deck hardware - You can however, book hourly flight simulator experiences which real pilots use.

Airplanes have broken up in flight after the windows failed.

Its called "The Cabin" Where the pilots sits is the Flight Deck and where the food is prepared is the Galley

How long does it take on a aeroplane from robin hood airport doncaster to corfu in greece

The length of a flight from New York, NY to Orlando, FL is between 2.5 and three hours. Whether the flight starts at JFK or LaGuardia makes no difference.

Nothing. "Nonstop" and "direct" mean the same thing in this context; the flight goes from initial departure to final destination without any other stops.

just because there is and that is easy like in australia

Viceroy butterflies do not glide as smoothly as monarch butterflies.

Since there is a 3 hr difference between Nairobi and London is the flight 8 hrs long or 5 hrs long to London?

Ignoring DST and time zone difference, I figure the actual flight is approx 5-1/2 hours.

A Booking is more concrete than a Reservation in that a Reservation is just a space reserved on a flight while a booking is a space taken on a flight.