It needs an engine to move it forward so that the wings generate lift. While stationary the wings generate no lift, or at least not enough to lift the plane off of the ground.
No, an airplane requires both wings to provide lift and stability. Additionally, the propeller is powered by the engine, which would likely be on the missing wing. Without both wings and the engine, the airplane would not be able to maintain controlled flight.
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The propellers act as a thrusting force which drives the airplane forward. In addition to the wings and vertical and horizontal tail wings, this helps an airplane to become airborne and fly.
the wind pushed the propeller and it made the whole thing fly
Yes, in an airplane.
If you mean "the first plane that had a motor and propeller, and could fly" then it was the Wright Brothers. If you're not worried about the thing being able to fly, there were LOTS of guys who made propeller planes that couldn't fly.
Rubber band powered model airplanes fly by converting the potential energy stored in the stretched rubber band into kinetic energy, propelling the plane forward. As the rubber band unwinds, it turns a propeller, generating thrust that pushes the airplane through the air. The wings create lift as the plane moves forward, allowing it to stay aloft.
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The Airplane can fly because it has powerful jet turbines on the wings that have the capacity to be able to lift up.
you fly it by dancing. but you can not have any items on except the propeller cap.
able to fly and bomb the Jews
Can you fly on airplane with pericarditis