Hey everyone,
Can anyone tell me why airplanes can only fly 15 kilometers high. I searched google but didn’t find much useful information.
LG
Jan
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Ich bin gerade ein bisschen auf FlightRadar unterwegs und mir ist aufgefallen,dass sehr viele DHL Flugzeuge nach Leipzig fliegen. Ist das so eine Postzentrale oder so? Warum fliegen da so viele DHL-Flugzeuge hin?
Hallo, da ich demnächst vom Flughafen München fliege, würde mich die aktuelle Lage dort interessieren. Von anderen Flughäfen im In- und Ausland hört man ja immer wieder von ewig langen Schlangen und Flugausfällen aufgrund von Personalmangel. Muss ich mir da in MUC auch Gedanken machen oder ist die Lage dort eher entspannt und es reicht,…
Hab Vegetarisch Lov evo (so ungefähr) ausgewählt, kann im Netz nichts dazu finden economy class
would you like to know if it could be a problem to have an intimate piercing at the airport or at a court check at the entrance? so does the metal detector notice this?
“The maximum possible altitude is limited by 2 factors. The air density which decreases with the height and the absolutely less existing oxygen which the engine needs to perform. Engines with turbo usually reach almost 100% power even at larger altitudes, while normal internal combustion engines then already crack and the mixture has to be adjusted accordingly to lean. From a certain height, the missing air density is also added. The wing (both plane or helicopter) can no longer generate enough lift.”
Source: Hold on!
hehe 😉 ok 😉
Thank you.
For normal passenger jets, this is the most economical flight altitude. That is, fast forwarding with low fuel consumption.
because the air on top is very cold the kerosene would then freeze. because it has a very low freezing point 🙂
Quatsch, at a height of 15 km it is only about -50 to -60°C cold, as kerosene has not yet been frozen. For this, one would have to go beyond the thermosphere
yes, that’s exactly why planes fly up only 15km! and not higher where it’s colder. read more
because the air becomes too thin to generate enough boost…
Bring your Google to the inspection!
My first has spit this out
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/travelflug#cruise_climb.2CStepclimb
okay I’ll talk to him;)
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he thinks he has also found, but it was not clear to him how he can answer the question 🙂
Add this to the link mutilated by GF 2Cstepclimbor go manually to point 2.2 on the linked page, then you also have the explanation.