Sea planes are designed to take off and land on water. To do so, they have special floats on their struts. These are called pontoons and they are what makes the plane float on the water.
Human tranport. Commercial plane.
any plane you want as long as people aren't in it
In World War 2 commercial planes were used to transport troops, deliver cargo and move the President to places (and Elinor Roosevelt too). A Presidential plane was developed but I can't remember if it was as early as World War 2. World War 1 planes had not developed enough to have commercial large transport planes yet. The commercial planes also helped to free up the large military transport planes for other uses. The train however was still the main source of mass transportation in that era in the United States.
No, commercial planes are not designed to fly inverted and doing so would pose a significant safety risk.
It depends on the plane. Some private/borderline ultralight planes only have a range of 100 miles or less, while commercial planes can fly across the Atlantic.
The Boeing 727 operated by FedEx is the largest plane flying into Grand Junction Regional Airport. For commercial planes the MD-88/MD-83 are the largest commercial planes flys at Grand Junction Regional Airport operated by Allegiant Air.
Different stats even depends on how big the plane is
Inclined planes don't move. Things that go down it do.
Different Plane, The Waxwings
a screw is a rotating inclined plane. like an inclined plane wraped around a cylinder.
What type of paper plane goes the farthest? You can test different types of paper planes.
-- An infinite number of different planes can intersect the same line. -- The same line can lie in an infinite number of different planes. -- An infinite number of different lines can intersect the same plane.