An airplanes Tail is called a Stabeliser. It is there to to stabilise the aircraft in the conditions that the Ailerons (Wings) cannot handle. The Stabilisor has 6different parts: - Elevator 1 - Elevator 1 yaw trim (Powered by jackscrew) - Elevator 2 - Elevator 2 yay trim (Powered by jackscrew) - Stabeliser - Vertical turner yaw
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The five major components of airplanes are:WingsFuselagePower plantUndercarriageEmpennage (tail section)
Airplanes can be any color, the FAA has no restrictions on color schemes other than requiring the tail number be easily visible. White is by far the most popular color, however.
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Wings, slats, flaps, fuel tanks, rudder, elevator, landing gear, cockpit, fuselage, tail fin
The same as any other plane, except it has 2 sets of wings. Airplanes have a cockpit, fuselage, wing, tail (empannage) and landing gear.
By Sparks its assumed you mean by scraping its tail on the ground n takeoff (commonly called a tail strike) This is to a degree eliminated by the fuselage of the tail being higher than the main midsection so that as the aircraft rotas on take off the tail is clear of the ground. Pilots taking off and pitching up to early will have tail strikes as they have not allowed enough ground clearance before increasing their angle of climb
All gliders are airplanes, but not all airplanes are gliders.
Yes, jets really are airplanes but they are faster airplanes.
The Irish national airline Air Lingus uses airplanes that are green on top and tail. Iraqi Airways is another airline which has traditionally used green in their livery.
Most airplanes have a flashing light mounted on the tail or on the top of the fuselage which serves to make the aircraft more visible to other air traffic. This is called the aircraft beacon.
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