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When the plane takes off, why doesn’t the tail hit the runway? Home / aircraft • airport • aviation • study / When the plane takes off, why doesn’t the tail hit the runway? When the plane takes off, why doesn’t the tail hit the runway? Author: AviTech Category: aircraft, airport, aviation, study 17 Jul 17 It sometimes does happen. It’s called a tail-strike whe...

Why don’t airplanes fly much higher than 35-38k ft? There are many reasons why this band of altitudes are optimal for commercial flight. One reason, though, governs and it’s due to not aircraft design, but human physiology.

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---The cockpit--
Aeroplanes though large and fast, they are controlled by a small cockpit (the room from which the pilots gives command to the aeroplane).
The cockpit comprise of the instrument panel, flight control stick/rudder, electrical & electronic devices and so much more. The cockpit is often located at the front part of the aircraft, this arrangement provides visual view for the pilots.

The new aircraft, that seats 78 passengers, which will come into operation in the next few weeks Jambojet acquires second Dash 8 Q400 aircraft as it gears up to regional market entry NAIROBI, 23rd May 2017 Low-cost airline Jambojet has acquired a brand new Dash 8 Q400 jet to augment its fleet as it looks to expand its operations into the East African region. The new aircraft, that seats 78 pass...

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