Why does aircraft always take land route rather than sea-route though sea route is quite short??

Question:
i HAVE SEEN MANY TIMES THAT PLANES DO NOT TEND TO GO OVER THE SEA..WHAT ARE THE TECHNICAL REASON FOR THAT.?

Answers:

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Two reasons. First, the shortest Great Circle routes are often over land. They just look longer on a flat mat. Look at a globe and you'll the difference. Second, they like to be near an airport in the event of trouble. Airports are usually located on land.

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Does placing the engine on the fuselage like the MD80 have an advatage over a engine mounted on the wing B-737

logic would assume that in the event of an emergency, a landing would be much easier on land than in the sea

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Airframe/Sheetmetal?

You already have some logistic answers, it also depends on the number of engines the plane has and how far it is over water.

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Which do you recommend?

Depends on what FAR your flying under. But in a single engine land plane you have to be within gliding distance of land in case of an engine failure

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Why do airplanes leave the white stream behind them sometimes and not other times?

simple, if any situation should arise that an emergency landing be required, a land route is the best way to go if an emergency should arise and the pilot can divert to the closest possible airfield. If the aircraft (god forbid) was unable to make it to an airfield and had to make an emergency landing, then it would be easier to find a plane on the ground, rather than in the water.

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Do helicopter blades turn clockwise or counterclockwise?

Most trans-Atlantic airline flights fly over the ocean, using a 'track system' of assigned routes which provides for safety.

Has anyone heard about the Airbus A380 having structural failure allready?

It depends where the destination is, also weather conditions, both are used in determining the safest, most efficient route to fly on. Here in the US, we have a system of 'airways' which are used both by private and commercial aircraft. Air Traffic Control centers keep planes evenly spaced and safe.

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not sure

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