Q: how airplanes fly?
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A: Anonymous's Answer Is
The wings glide on the air molucules. They fly best when the thrust, drag, gravuty, and lift are even.
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A: moa's Answer Is
the wings and wind
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A: saeed's Answer Is
the pressure under the wings is less than the pressure above the wings causing lift
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A: Jack's Answer Is
saeed is correct. I’m a pilot myself FYI. Aircraft wings are designed with a slight arc on the upper surface of the wings. When the wing is propelled through the air, the air has to travel faster over the top of the wing than the bottom. This creates a low pressure system over the wing and a high pressure under the wing. The difference in the pressures lifts the wing and the airframe attached to it.
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