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Can plane take off in water?
Some plane's are made to take off and land on water
How much energy did it take for the plane to take off?
Depends on the plane
How many seconds does it take to take off in a plane?
Basic 737 wii be off ground in 15 seconds from commencing roll
How do you use the word bush plane in a sentence?
the bush plane on the plane were take off
What can you not take on an air plane?
weapons,paint,well you can take a phone on the plane but you have to turn it off.
Can you take your phone off airplane mode once the plane has taken off"?
Yes, you can typically take your phone off airplane mode once the plane has taken off.
What plane can take off on water?
the plane name is"komoto juto"
What do you do to make a plane lift off?
there are several ways a plane can take off. 1 would be the normal way a plane has an engine that is put at full power at the end of a runway and the plane speeds up and when there is enough wind flowing through the wing and enough power from the engine the pilot can pull back on the flight stick and he or she is airborne.
Can a plane take off in a thunderstrom?
Physically yes, a plane is able to take off in a thunderstorm. It is not recommended and in many countries there are rules and guidelines that dictate when a plane can and can't take off due to weather. There are many variables within a thunderstorm which include unpredictable and strong wind forces that can be difficult for many pilots to handle. Because of this and for the safety of their passesngers and crew planes and flight crews typically delay take-offs until storms have cleared the immediate vicinity of the airport.
How long does it take for a plane to take off after boarding?
The time it takes for a plane to take off after boarding can vary depending on factors such as airport traffic, weather conditions, and airline procedures. On average, it typically takes about 20-30 minutes for a plane to take off after boarding.
Can a plane go both ways?
Yes, a plane can go both ways in terms of its flight direction, as it can take off and land in opposite directions depending on wind conditions and runway orientation. However, once airborne, a plane typically follows a designated flight path to its destination. The term "both ways" could also refer to the ability of a plane to operate in both directions on a runway during takeoff and landing.
How do you know how and when to take off on a airplane?
each plane has a set take off speed , flap position and weight for take off
