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Jet airplanes flying great distances fly in the what?
ALL aircraft fly in the Troposphere regardless of distance.
How many layers do we have where the airplane flies and their names?
Most planes fly in one layer of the atmosphere called the troposphere. High flying aircraft can fly into the stratosphere
Why do airplanes fly in the troposphere?
Aircraft fly in the troposphere because the stratosphere is where the clouds are. Here all the weather fronts take place. So, to avoid major turbulence, aircraft fly here.
What is a mach number in aeroplanes?
The mach number is the speed of an aircraft, expressed as a fraction of the speed of sound in the atmospheric conditions in which the aircraft is flying. An aircraft flying at mach 1 is flying at the speed of sound.
What does aviators mean?
it means flying an aircraft
How many years is a commercial aircraft allowed to fly for?
Providing the aircraft is properly maintained and documented, and barring any severe accidents, there is no limit. There are some aircraft from the 30's still flying in commercial service.
What is aviation?
Aviation is the the art and science of making and flying aircraft, or the flying, operation and operating of aircraft.An aviation can also refer to a cocktail made with gin, maraschino, crème de violette, and lemon juice.
Who can land on a aircraft carrier at night?
Pilots that are flying naval aircraft.
How do you know when you are flying in the troposphere?
Planes generally don't travel above the troposphere. The troposphere extends from the surface of the Earth up about 10 miles, although it varies widely depending on season and latitude.
What tells you how high a plane is flying?
An altimeter (altitude meter) tells the pilots how high the aircraft is flying. There are 2 types of altimeters commonly used in aircraft: pressure altimeters and radar altimeters.
What does aviation?
it means flying an aircraft
What are the benefits of flying long distance plans in the troposphere?
dont you mean planes
