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Most commercial passenger airplanes typically cruise at altitudes between 30,000 and 40,000 feet. The maximum operating altitude for many large jets is around 45,000 feet, while some specialized aircraft can fly higher. Factors like air traffic control regulations, aircraft design, and passenger comfort limit cruising altitudes. Ultimately, the altitude is chosen to balance fuel efficiency, safety, and air traffic considerations.
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How does a passenger airplane normally fly?
auto-pilot
How low is a passenger airplane allowed to fly?
This varies from country to country.
How high does a airplane go?
It all depends on the airplane,passenger jets go around 35k feet high.
How High was the first Airplane able to fly?
12 feet
How high does a small airplane fly?
the answer is 300 to 600 feet
Who was the first presidant to fly in an airplane?
The first president to fly in an airplane while in office was Franklin Roosevelt. The first ex-president to fly in an airplane was Theodore Roosevelt, who flew as a passenger in a 4-minute flight in one of the early Wright biplanes on October 11, 1910, a year after he had left office.
What highest airplane can fly?
The u2 spy plane it can fly so high you and see the curveture of the earth
Can you Fly with a broken collarbone?
could you fly before you broke it? but you can be a passenger in an airplane but probally wouldn't be able to pilot a plane because of the limited mobility
Can you fly on an airplane if you have pericarditis?
Can you fly on airplane with pericarditis
How many trips must a six passenger airplane make to fly 159 passengers to a summer wilderness camp?
10
An airplane specifically designed to fly at high altitude may have?
an added tank
An airplane specifically designed to fly to high altitudes may have?
an added tank
