The part that lets all aircraft taxi themselves?
- Vertical Stabilizer
- Gear
- Flaps
What helps an aircraft maintain pitch?
- Horizontal Stabilizers
- AutoPilot
- Flaps
What gives aircraft their drag?
- Wind and thrust
- Wind
- Thrust
- Wings
What allows an aircraft to land safely?
- Gear
- Full flaps and gear
- Spoilers
What is the air brake?
Where is an aircraft’s main radar located?
- Nose
- Vertigal Stabilizer
- Belly of fuselage
Are any of these air force aircraft?
VC-25
VC-9
VC-32A
C-40B
VC-137C SAM 26000
VC-10
- 1/6
- 0/6
- 3/6
- 5/6
- 2/6
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- 6/6
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I meant to say vertical not Vertigal
What do you mean copy?! It’s just a simple quiz about the way aircraft work and a last question on Air Force aircraft!😠😁
There are no “copyrighted” ideas. Everyone can post what they want, it’s a community. While it may be in bad taste, he cannot be forced to stop unless a mod deems necessary
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At least someone gets me, it’s just inspiration😇👍🏼
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Sorry, I just woke up and I get cranky when I wake up👍🏼😂
Woke up 8:59 EST now 10:28EST
I know. It happened when I was at a park in Autumn and the KLGA aircraft were above me😶😂
And seriously! Who the heck thinks that thrust is the air brake?!
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Wait… did you choose that? 😶
It’s technically true because DC-8s can use reverse thrust to slow down whilst in the air but AFAIK, only DC-8 can do it
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Oh good to know. Honestly I never knew that. IF should have that.