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Flugzeug
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Luftfahrzeug, das schwerer als Luft ist und den zu seinem Fliegen nötigen dynamischen Auftrieb mit nicht-rotierenden Auftriebsflächen erzeugt
An airplane is a fixed-wing aircraft powered by a jet engine, propeller, or rocket engine that moves forward through thrust, and it comes in many different sizes, shapes, and wing designs. Airplanes are important because they serve a wide range of purposes, including recreation, transporting people and goods, military operations, and scientific research.
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- Machine.name
- Airplane
- Machine.image
- United Airlines Boeing 777-200 Meulemans.jpg
- Machine.caption
- A United Airlines Boeing 777-200 on approach to land
- Machine.classification
- Vehicle
- Machine.industry
- Various
- Machine.application
- Transportation
- Machine.fuel_source
- Gasoline, electricity, diesel, natural gas, hydrogen, solar
- Machine.powered
- Yes
- Machine.self propelled
- Depends on model
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- powered aircraft
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- Airliners 28.07.2009 10-01-28.JPG
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- Category:Airplanes
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- 🛨
- produced sound
- aircraft noise
- wing configuration
- fixed-wing aircraft
- powered by
- aircraft engine
- military designation
- V
- Commons category
- Aircraft
- has effect
- climate change
- described at URL
- neal.fun/earth-reviews/airplanes
- on focus list of Wikimedia project
- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
- carbon footprint
- 197.51
- social media followers
- 40428
- time of discovery or invention
- 1903-00-00
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Ein Flugzeug ist ein Luftfahrzeug, das schwerer als Luft ist und den zu seinem Fliegen nötigen dynamischen Auftrieb mit nicht-rotierenden Auftriebsflächen erzeugt. In der enger gefassten Definition der Internationalen Zivilluftfahrtorganisation (ICAO) ist es auch immer ein motorisiertes Luftfahrzeug. Der Betrieb von Flugzeugen, die am Luftverkehr teilnehmen, wird durch Luftverkehrsgesetze geregelt. Umgangssprachlich werden Flugzeuge mitunter auch „Flieger“ genannt, der Ausdruck Flieger hat als Hauptbedeutung jedoch den Piloten.
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