100 miles
Air speed or ground speed?
Calm air is still. Zero.
Assuming that the fly is in the car, then yes, it would also be travelling at sixty miles per hour. This is because when the car travels sixty mph, inside, the back of the car pushes the air inside to travel at the same approximate speed. The air then pushes the fly to travel at sixty miles per hour. If the front and back of the car were open (windshield and back window), then the air inside the car would not be moving, although since you would be travelling at sixty miles per hour, it would seem that the air is moving back.
1/2 or 50%
To convert from miles (nautical) to miles (statute), multiply by 1.1516.12 nautical miles = 13.8192 miles Convet from Miles to Nautical miles
150 air miles is about 172.6 land miles.
Nautical miles are used as a distance measurement both in the air and on the sea, but not so often on the ground. So if "air miles" refers to the statute miles that we use over land, then a nautical mile is about 15% longer. Therefore, to convert one to the other, multiply by 1.15. 1 nm = 1.15 miles 100 nm = 115 miles 20 nm = 23 miles and so on.
One land mile equals 0.868 air miles. In turn, one air miles equals 1.15 land miles.
Yes. An air mile is 6,076.115 feet. A 'land' mile is 5,280 feet.
1,342 land mils so 1,082 air miles
Attributing 6,076.115 feet (2,025.3 yards) to every mile is a way to convert sky miles. The measurement system in question also may be found under the identification of air miles.
Answer 1An air mile is defined as an international nautical mile, or 6076.115 feet. As such 100 air miles must be 6076.115*100=607611.5 feet. There are 5280 feet in a land mile, so 607611.5/5280=115.077935606 standard miles. Which would be rounded to 115.078 miles.Answer 2It is not possible to determine exactly, but approximately, it is about 115 road/land miles.
There is no direct conversion method for changing air miles to land miles. Air miles typically represent the shortest distance between two places, since planes don't need to follow the roads. There are almost always more land miles between places, since roads must go around many obstacles such a buildings, mountains, and lakes. To determine how many land miles are between two places, look at a map and go by the distance as indicated by the roads.
wouldn't it be the same for land miles too? counting water?>
Air miles are not an official unit of measurement. There are land or statute Miles, of 5280 Feet, and Nautical Miles (Knots) of 6070 feet, the latter used for maritime purposes. as this flight is overwater, perhaps the Nautical Miles would be used. there is no statutory (Air Miles) one might figure mileage in pilot logs, but this would be statue if over land and nautical if over sea. some speedometers -all o international flightsd are callibrated in Knots, heeding the latter unit. there is no (Air Miles) Miles by air would be a straight line and more direct than highways which have curvature of mountainous passes. but there is no unit called an Air Mile.
About 1,800 miles by land, 1,572 miles by air.