Parts Of The Plane
Famous People Of Flight
Types Of Planes
Definitions Of Parts Of The Plane
Principals Of Flight
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What is the name of the part of the airplane that carry's passengers or cargo?
Fuselage.
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Who is the first pilot to fly around the world?
Wiley Post.
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What is the name of the first successful airplane?
Wright Flyer.
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What is the definition of the rudder?
The rudder is a flap which can be moved right or left.The nose of the plane will move in the direction of the turned rudder.
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What are the forces acting on a plane?
Lift,Weight,Thrust,Drag.
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What is the cockpit of the airplane used for?
Command and control.
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Who were the first people to invent the airplane.
Wright brothers.
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When was the Boeing 747 introduced?
February 9th 1969.
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What is the definition of the propeller.
The propeller creates the forward thrust to increase lift.
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Which side for the wing of an airplane has low pressure.
Top of the wing has low pressure, but faster air.
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What makes flight possible?
Air.
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Who was the first person to fly across the Pacific Ocean?
Amelia Earhart.
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When was the first flight of the Airbus A380?
27 April 2005.
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What is the definition of the fuselage?
The fuselage is the main body of the airplane.It can be used to carry cargo or passengers.
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Which side of the wing has high pressure
The bottom side of the wing, but slower air.
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What is the use of the rudder?
To move left to right.
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The first person to fly across the Atlantic Ocean?
Charles Lindbergh.
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When was the first flight of the Wright Flyer?
December 17 1903.
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What is the definition of the wing?
The wing permit lift to occur. This allows the plane to fly.
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What is thrust?
Thrust is the force which moves an aircraft through the air.
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Where is the cockpit located on a Boeing 777 airplane?
The front of the plane.
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When was Wiley Post born?
November 22nd 1935.
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What is the world's largest passenger airliner?
Qantas Airbus A380.
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What is the definition of elevator
The elevator can be controlled in an up and down motion. When angled up,the nose of the plane rises and when the elevator is lowered, the nose drops.
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What is drag?
Drag is the aerodynamic force that opposes an aircraft's motion through the air.
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