What functions do ordinary airplanes have that space shuttles don't? How many kilometers can an airplane fly in an hour?

The airplane is one of the most important inventions in the early 20th century. It refers to a heavier-than-air aircraft that flies in the atmosphere with one or more engines that generate thrust or pull, and fixed wings on the fuselage that generate lift. It has changed and influenced people's lives and realized people's dream of flying in the blue sky. The following article introduces how many kilometers an airplane can fly in an hour.

Contents of this article

1. What functions do ordinary aircraft have that space shuttles do not?

2. How many kilometers can an airplane fly in one hour?

3. Can I use Bluetooth headsets on airplanes?

What functions do ordinary airplanes have that space shuttles don't have?

Ordinary airplanes have a wide range of uses, including carrying passengers and cargo, agricultural spraying, firefighting, or geological exploration, while space shuttles are currently only used for exploration and scientific research in outer space. Ordinary airplanes can take off and land on flat ground or water, while space shuttles can only be launched from a launch platform with the help of boosters.

The Space Shuttle was the first operational, reusable orbital spacecraft in history. Each shuttle orbiter had a design life of ten years and could be launched up to one hundred times.

The space shuttle at launch mainly includes the orbiter carrying personnel and payload, the external tank, the solid booster, etc. During the takeoff and ascent phase of the space shuttle, the solid booster can provide about 71.4% of the thrust for the aircraft.

How many kilometers can a plane fly in one hour?

An airplane can fly about 200-4000 kilometers per hour. The average civil airliner can fly about 800 kilometers, and the average small airliner can fly about 500 kilometers. The average speed of a civil airliner is 900 kilometers per hour, and the cruising speed of a Boeing 737 can reach 918 kilometers per hour.

An airplane is a heavier-than-air aircraft that has one or more engines that generate forward thrust or pull, and fixed wings on the fuselage that generate lift, and that flies in the atmosphere.

The airplane is one of the most important inventions of the early 20th century, and is generally recognized to have been invented by the American Wright brothers, who founded the Wright Aircraft Company in 1903.

Since the invention of airplanes, they have become an indispensable tool of modern civilization. They have changed and influenced people's lives and realized people's ideal of flying into the blue sky.

Can I use Bluetooth headphones on an airplane?

Whether you can use Bluetooth headsets and other devices depends on the requirements of the airline. Generally speaking, when passengers board the plane and prepare to take off, the flight attendant will ask you to set your phone to flight mode or turn it off. At this time, you cannot use Bluetooth headsets. However, when the plane is in flight, you can use Bluetooth headsets.

During critical flight phases such as taxiing, takeoff, descent and landing, small PED devices such as mobile phones and e-books are not allowed to be connected to accessories such as headphones and charging cables.

Except for key flight stages such as taxiing, takeoff, descent and landing, you can listen to music with Bluetooth headphones after turning on the flight mode on your phone.

When using a mobile phone on an airplane, the data connection on the phone cannot be turned on, and the phone's flight mode must be turned on before connecting to the plane's built-in wireless network.