High temperature reduces aircraft performance in a variety of ways. Hot air is less dense than cool air, meaning it contains fewer oxygen molecules that engines require to support combustion. It also means the wings will produce less lift for a given ground speed. This, at a minimum, increases the required takeoff distance, possibly to greater than the available runway length.
Above about 120F, many airplanes cannot take off because this exceeds their demonstrated safe performance.
you cant it will take months
Airplanes can take off in fog. It is just harder to see, however with modern day radar technology, you could paint the windshield black and still be able to fly.
removal of heat because ok um well i cant explain! its just one of those questions ya know you just cant explain but you know the answer!!
There is not much point in having airplanes unless they 'take off' .
The pilot does have the option to turn on heat in the cargo bay and the lights are not for pets but for the crew when loading the bags.
Several thousand years (or more) and the carbon has to be under extreme pressure and heat.
If you can move it and walk on it take an aspirin and rest. If it is in extreme pain and cant move it go to the ER.
A. Pressure and heat. Both found in the mantle of the Earth.
To destroy metal you would need to put it in extreme heat (fire) or cut it with a crystal saw. :)
airplanes helps us in life by doing stuff that boats or trains cant do for example it would take at least 2 days for a boat to cross the Atlantic ocean from north America to Africa and it takes a plane less than 8 hours to cross it.
yes
Airplanes take off, climb fly, cruise, transport, descend, and land.