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Planes determine their speed using a device called a pitot tube, which measures air pressure. As the aircraft moves, air enters the tube, and the difference between static air pressure and dynamic pressure is used to calculate airspeed. This information is displayed to the pilots on their instruments, allowing them to gauge their speed during flight. Additionally, GPS technology can provide groundspeed, which is the speed relative to the ground.
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Where were the planes going on 9.11?
Their destinations were the West Coast so that the planes had a lot of fuel and the explosions would be bigger when they crashed.
What are planes that are invisible called?
Stealth-if you mean invisible to radar.I didn't know that planes could be invisible.I've never heard of any invisible planes.
How are planes useful?
planes are used for cargo shipping, passenger shipping, or just sight seeing.
How fast do planes travel?
the average speed for a plane is 500 to 900 miles per an hour.
How many miles will the millers travel in 18 minutes?
This question can not be answered. In order for this question to be answered I will have to know how fast the Miller's are going.
How can planes fly in the atmosphere?
by using lots of fuel and by going very fast.
If going to Afghanistan where does us military planes land?
want to know
How fast were the planes going when they crashed into the World Trade Center?
between 200 and 250 miles per hour
Why is average speed needed?
To know how fast your going
Are paper planes fast?
yes
What does the speed control sensor do?
It is important to know how fast a vehicle is going for many reasons. Since speed effects handing and braking times, you can't make proper driving decisions if you do not know how fast you are going. Speed sensors measure how fast a vehicle is going.
How fast were planes in 1934?
In 1934 all planes travelled exactly 13m/s.
If an airplane leaves at 500 am from Hawaii and an airplane leaves at 600 am from Alaska which airplane will reach West Virginia faster?
It depends On how fast the planes are going
What is the definition of economically disadvantaged?
what is the fast planes
How can you tell how fast the person was going if the person flew 47 feet Car hit a kid on a bike?
the ? is how fat is the kid that is how you will know how fast he was going
Why do we have planes?
because planes are fast and they can go to place that boats, cars, ect. can not. and for quicker transportation
How fast do air planes go?
depends on the plane.
