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Haile's plane travels forward for a few feet and then begins to fall. What would explain the plane's ability to travel forward for a few feet without falling?
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Haile's plane travels forward for a few feet and then begins to fall. What would explain the plane's ability to travel forward for a few feet without falling?

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Aircraft never crash because of one single issue. It's almost always a combination of factors that lead to an accident. Whilst flying is extremely safe, typical reasons why planes crash include pilot error, technical failures, bad weather, terrorism, and pilot fatigue.

User Chris McCord
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Answer The force of the air pushing up on the plane is

equal to the force of gravity pulling down on the

plane.

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