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What is an anhedral of an airplane?
Anhedral refers to the downward slope of an aircrafts wings.
What is the use of wings on a aircraft?
An aircrafts wings create lift and drag. Without wings, the craft would have difficulty even getting airborne.
What are anhedral and dihedral in aircrafts?
Anhedral and dihedral refer to the angle of an aircrafts wings in relation to the horizontal plane of the aircraft. Most aircraft have wings which are angled upward from the wing root. This is called dihedral. Some aircraft have wings which are angled downward from the wing root. This is called anhedral.
Why small aircrafts descent faster than transport aircrafts?
Larger aircraft have larger wings, larger wings create more lift. Also, a small aircraft's descent speed is (for example: a Cessna 152) <65kts, a Boeing 747's descent speed is 150-180kts.
What were aircrafts used for in World War 1?
Recon, Photo-Recon, Fighter, Ground attack, Artillery adjustment, Bomber and Transport.
Why do scientist study airflow?
Scientists study airflow because they have to figure out what the air can be used for, and how much of it they need. For example, aircrafts. They study the flow of air over the wings and body of the craft to determine lift, drag, and other factors to make it fly as efficiently as possible.
How long is a crow wings?
I think a crows wings span is a foot long
How long are its wings?
15000miles long
Why are condor wings so long?
Condors need long wings to support their body weight.
How long are Flying squirrels wings?
squirrels don't have wings
What is the math behind aircrafts?
The math behind aircrafts is very complex gemoetry and physics.
Why can't Airplanes fly when it is too windy?
Most of the planes can fly during windy times. But their speed decreases. Only small aircrafts like Cessna are affected by these wings. So they cannot fly.
