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Who invented the worlds first plane?
the wright brothers
What was the US'S first high altitude spy plane?
the lockheed U-2
What was the name of the US first high altitude spy plane?
Lockheed U-2
The United states first high altitude spy plane was called?
the US SkyBird :)
When was the U-2 first made?
U2 could mean the flashlight battery or the spy-plane.
What is the worlds smallest passenger plane?
The worlds smallest passenger plane is probably a piper jet
Who created the worlds first plane?
Orville Wright and Wilbur Wright They are known as the Wright brothers
What is the top speed of the US Spy Plane?
The US spy plane, Lockheed U-2, has a top speed of 500 mph.
What is the highest flying plane?
U2 spy plane and/or SR-71
Who was worlds most dangerous spy?
Director D
Who is the worlds greatest spy?
James Bond
What was the x-15 plane?
The X-15 plane was the worlds fastest plane.
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