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Would a pilot in a plane breaking the sound barrier hear a sonic boom?
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What was the plane that first broke the sound barrier?
The Bell X-1 was Chuck Yeager's ride for his record-breaking flight. A link can be found below.
Where would we use plane mirrors?
To the left of the pilot, and to the right of the co-pilot, its up to them to work together to communicate their observations effectively.
What would happen if you broke the escape hatch on a plane?
The result of breaking the escape hatch on a plane would depend upon the altitude and velocity of the plane. Under some circumstances, the air can get sucked out of the plane, which is very dangerous. If you break the hatch while the plane is still on the runway, then possibly you will be charged with vandalism.
Why pilot of plane have precise measurements of velocity?
because fucck you thats why
Who was the first person to break the sound barrier in a plane?
the legendary Mr. Chuck Yeager.
What did Chuck Yeager become famous?
by breaking the sound barrier in a plane
Who was the first pilot to achieve supersonic flight?
Chuck Yeager was the first pilot to break the sound barrier. The plane was designed by Benson Hamlin. The name of the plane is the X-1
Why is Chuck Yeager famous?
Breaking the sound barrier in the X-1 rocket plane.
Do you fly or pilot a plane?
you pilot a plane
Why would a pilot need to be well trained?
it's pretty self explanatory, would you want to fly in a plane where a pilot has no clue wut he is doing, I don't no about you but I would want to be in a plane where the pilot has been trained and has experience
What is it called when you pilot a plane?
To fly a plane is the same as to pilot a plane.
What is the type of pilot that transport cargo?
A pilot of a plane needs the same license to fly a cargo plane as a pilot of a passenger plane.
What do you call a person that drives plane?
A "Pilot" is a person who drives a plane.
Can the pilot hear the engine noise after breaking speed of sound?
Theoretically, no because the sound is now heading "backward" relative to the pilot. Practically, because the engine and the pilot are not moving relative to each other, (assuming the the plane is still in one piece after the boom), and plane has air in it (no Doppler effect there) the sound is conducted normally through the air inside the plane Also, sound will travel through the structure of the plane itself.
What was the plane that first broke the sound barrier?
The Bell X-1 was Chuck Yeager's ride for his record-breaking flight. A link can be found below.
What would happen if someone refuses to turn off a lap top on a plane before flight?
They would be escorted from the plane. An airplane pilot has the same powers as a ship's captain. On the plane what he says goes. Disobey the pilot and you will be put off of the airplane.
What is a pilot?
A pilot is a man who drives a plane.
