Making a plane out of metal parts may seem strange when you want to make something light. However, metals are generally very strong compared to their weight and very good under tension. Therefore aluminum and titanium are good metals to make parts of planes as they are comparatively light (dense) and very strong. Modern planes also use carbon allotropes in their construction because carbon too is light and strong in tension.
its an airplane stupid not an aeroplane
an aeroplane is made out of metal called titanium
to have a aeroplane fly you have to use its fans in its wings
You think probable to beryllium.
depends on the aeroplane quality. if you want you can ask someone working in the aeroplane.
"i would like to retern this toy aeroplane that i bought from this shop yesterday".
That depends on how big the aeroplane is.
train and aeroplane
it is not only because of the metal but also about the aerodynamic principles , an aeroplane has elevators beneath its rudder so that when it is tilted upwards the pressure increases below the plane, pressure always moves from high pressure to low pressure so the aeroplane rises upwards its rudder helps to change the direction .
In most cases yes, they use batteries to start the engine.
Piston aircraft use gasoline and Jets use a form of kerosene
NO, an aeroplane is not an automobile.