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All U.S. airplanes use the letter "N" in their identification because it designates American registered aircraft in accordance with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) standards. The "N" prefix is part of the U.S. aviation regulations, which require that all civil aircraft registered in the United States carry a registration number starting with this letter. This system helps in the identification and regulation of aircraft within U.S. airspace.
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Why do you still use air planes?
Use of air planes allows the military to place bombs where they will be most effective.
Ten uses of air?
planes use air and people breatyh air
Did they use air planes during World War 2?
Yes, extensively. And WWI was the first war in which air planes were used.
People who use planes to protect the country?
air force
What are the different types of vehicles use in flight?
air planes
What flying transport did people use years ago?
Air planes
What weapons did the Soviets use in World War 2?
Air planes and bombs
How are racing horses transported by air?
They use special equine transport planes.
What are smothing planes use for?
They are SMOOTHING planes (2 letter O's) and as the name implies, it is a tool used to shave wood smooth.
Will an airplane fly with or without elevators?
All air planes need or can use an elevator Any plane with an engine or that is heavy needs elevators (gliders need one to) hang gliders and planes like that use the weight shifting to turn and go up and down
What were biplane used for?
first use: they were one of the first planes to fly successfully. They were used in ww1 and the first part of ww2. Now they are used in air clubs, air shows and as private planes
Is printer paper a light paper?
Ya it is its good to use for paper air planes!
