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What is the force that slows down airplanes?
Air friction, which is measured as drag.
How do airplanes refuel?
Airplanes refuel in the ground. Trucks carrying airplane fuel come and refuel the aircraft.Some jet aircraft have the capability of refuelling in the air.
Does airplanes sometimes stop in air?
NO, airplanes have to keep moving in the air.
Do airplanes have any friction?
Airplanes experience friction during takeoff and landing as their wheels touch the runway. Friction helps the airplane slow down or come to a stop. Additionally, air resistance (drag) acts as another form of friction, slowing the airplane's forward motion in flight.
Why do airplanes go down a runway besides just lifting up in the air?
To gain wind speed over their wings to lift them in the air.
How long is a air new zealand plane?
Airplanes differ in air new zealand they have small domestic airplanes and large international airplanes.
How many airplanes fly in the air each day?
2,000 airplanes fly in the air each day.
What advantages did airplanes provide in the war?
Airplanes help nations attack from the air. Airplanes give nations a strategic advantage because they can do a lot of damage from the air.
Why wont your fans come on with the air but they do come on when it gets hot?
when the air dont come on when its hot its because theres no air getting into the car and the car starts to get hot
What detects airplanes in the air?
what detects airplane in air
Does air friction affect airplanes?
Yes, air friction or drag does affect airplanes. It slows down the aircraft, which can impact fuel efficiency and overall performance. Pilots and engineers work to design aircraft with streamlined shapes to minimize the effects of air friction.
Do all air freight companies own their airplanes?
No , not all air freight companies own their airplanes. As a matter of fact, most freight companies started out their business by renting airplanes.
