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The air is thinner which enables the plane to travel faster. Also less noise pollution.
has co pilot james polehinke made a sttement regarding the crash?
Get above nasty weather.... um use the gulf streams advantagiosly ?? because so it dosnt disturp the peace?? im sure there are more but thats what i gotIs there going to be a newer version of the Concord soon ?
The air is thinner so the aircraft does not burn as much fuel. Also when they are flying that high, they don't have to worry about hitting anything on the ground.Yes I wish they would stay down a little lower for me to. Just in case I want to get out. I thank about 100 ft would be fine. you never know what's going to happen way up there in the sky do you?
What runways are in use the most at O'Hare?
Gravity? Less gravity with more distance.Anyone know how to get a ride in a jet with one of the Blue Angels?
Is the efficiency because more power is used pulling the plane forward rather than just keeping it up?
What is happening with Boeing's 747-8 project?
I don't know but it is a good question.
Any engineers turned pilot here?
Overall the reason they go very high is because the higher you go the air is less dense and colder, and jet engines are more efficient in those conditions. And in the tropopause wich is way up high aprox 37,000 to 50,000 feet aprox.. where big jets fly you can find the Jet Stream that are streams of very fast moving air that if you get into it and have is as a tailwind you will fly much faster. And also to avoid some weather..aircraft must travel at high altitutes.........
can you take food and drink bought at the airport, on board the aircraft?
to avoid hitting the mountains.....
less weight and gravity resulting to a good consumption on fuel........
Why do some biz jets have more windows on one side (usually the right side) compared with the....?
enough elevation if in case of emergency to land to a nearest airport
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