CAUSE
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“Why do planes fly?”
Planes fly because their wings generate lift by creating a pressure difference between the upper and lower surfaces as air flows over them, overcoming gravity and enabling sustained flight.
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This aerodynamic lift allows planes to stay airborne during flight, enabling controlled navigation and transport. The wing shape and angle of attack are critical in maintaining this lift against gravitational pull.
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