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The Harrier Jump Jet
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Can a plan fly back wards?
Some military aircraft can truly fly backwards, most common examples would be the Harrier or Osprey. Some acrobatic aircraft can appear to fly backwards, usually by some form of controlled stall maneuver, but this does not actually fit the definition of "flying backwards".
How high does the military planes fly?
military aircraft will fly at any height. one tactic they use to avoid radar is to fly as low as possible as low as 10-20 m. there are aircraft used in military operatrions that fly as high as 80,000 ft or 24 km above the ground.
What military aircraft in use today has six engines?
There are no aircraft of any kind that currently fly on six engines.
What layer does an airplane go to?
Most aircraft fly in the 'Troposphere' which exist up to approximately 55,000 feet. After that is the' stratosphere' which only a few military aircraft fly in.
What is a military pilot?
It's a person, trained by the military to fly military aircraft such as jet fighters, bombers, tankers, etc.
Why do most airplanes travel in stratosphere?
Most aircraft do not travel in the stratosphere. Some military and passenger jets fly in the stratosphere, but most aircraft fly in the troposphere, below the stratosphere.
What kind of license is reqiured to fly the UH-60 Black Hawk?
Military pilot qualifications indicate what aircraft you can fly.
What can hummingbirds do that most other birds cant?
Fly backwards
What is an air corridor?
An air corridor is a predefined route which a commercial or military aircraft must fly.
How fast can an airplane fly today?
Passenger airplanes fly at a speed ranging from 600 to 980 kph. Military aircrafts fly faster. The fastest military aircraft was the SR-71. It flew at a speed of Mach 3.5.
Can bird fly backwards?
The only bird that can fly backwards is the humming bird'
What bids can fly backwards?
the wood peckers can and the humming birds can fly backwards
