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Planes typically fly at a vertical separation of 1,000 feet when at cruising altitude, but this can vary based on air traffic control regulations and the type of airspace. Horizontally, the separation can range from 3 to 10 nautical miles, depending on the altitude and the specific air traffic management rules in effect. Additionally, during takeoff and landing, aircraft may be spaced closer together to manage traffic efficiently.
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What characteristics of the stratosphere make it ideal for planes?
The air molecules in the stratosphere are far apart. This causes less wind resistance and allows planes to fly faster and achieve better fuel economy.
How far are planes kept apart?
if u mean height wise about 1000 feet
Can planes fly?
Of course, planes can fly.
How far apart are the confederate and union capitals?
They are 106 miles apart.
What skills planes can planes do?
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How high can model planes fly in meters?
The heights model aircraft fly is really only governed by how far their controllers can see. In theory they can fly thousand of meters high.
How far will a passenger plane fly with a full tank of fuel?
It depends on the plane. Some private/borderline ultralight planes only have a range of 100 miles or less, while commercial planes can fly across the Atlantic.
How far can you see from an airplane at 32000 feet?
about 357 km or 222 miles depending on the visual acuity.
How heat engine allow planes to fly?
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What Thompsons planes do you fly from gatwick to agadir?
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Can planes fly in snowstorm?
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Where do planes fly?
plane fly in sky
