passenger flight can be stayed at a point on air with out moving?
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Certainly possible in theory. I doubt if anyone has ever done it in practice.\n\n\nRemember that a plane stays up in the air because of the speed that the air moves over its wings, not beceuse of how fast the plane moves relative to the ground. If a plane turns into the wind it can generate the same lift while travelling slower relative to the ground. With a strong enough headwind it is quite possible for a plane to remain stationary and airborne\n\nBut as I said, this is only theoretically possible. I've seen light planes do this and hang-gliders and birds do it all the time. But it would be incredibly dangeorus for a 'passenger flight'. If the wind were to drop, even for amoment, the plane would immediately stall and fall from the sky. It's fairly easy for a light plane or glider to recover from such a stall, but a large commercial passenger craft would find it much harder. There's a good chance it would crash.
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This might give you some information: \nhttp://www.fly-ul.com/Airspace/jtaber/ \nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Controlled_airspace
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See route international in\nhttp://routesinternational.com/air.htm
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if @ a constant speed, you have the same speed as the plane\nif you jump though, you ain't attached to the floor anymore to maintain the same speed, thus \ni say you land in same spot\nthere's no air resistance or friction if you jump in the air inside the airplane\nu should have the same speed continuously\n"an object in motion, will remain in motion unless acted upon by an outside force"
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A confirmed flight ticket.......
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well thy dont serve  food onboard.\nbasic principle is 2 keep cost as low as possible.no food,water,same class.\nplanes of these companies also hav short periods at any airports.i.e thy r ready 4 their next flight within 30 min of their arrival.
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As you know, a body in motion stays in motion. When you are in a train your body is actually moving at the exact same speed as the train. Therefore when you jump, your body doesn't just halt to a standstill in mid air. It continues to travel at whatever speed you were going at prior to jumping but minus just a little speed due to the friction your body has with the surrounding air particles. Because you are only airborne for a very short period of time, the minus in speed is negligable.
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Sky-dive or fly a plane.
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subsonic flight\nsupersonic flight\nand subsonic flight again
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There is not standard. All the airports have a different amount of room and traffic, so it varies.
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Why not? The only problem is many airlines are going out of business.\nGood Luck!
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No you cannot. It's not traveling it's a less known call known as a "self-pass".
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Generally for security reasons.  In flights, it will be effected their signal/communication systems while the passenger talking on mobile.
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The earth is surrounded by air approximately up to 200 km.\n\nThe space is surrounding the earth in all direction.\n\n Any object thrown or moving with a speed of 11.2km/s (25053.7 miles /hour) will escape from the gravitational pull of earth and will not return to earth.\n\nIf the speed is less than this value, the object will move in a circular path around the earth.\n\nOur planes are moving very slowly compared to that speed. Therefore, they cannot escape into space. If they have a constant speed they will be circulating the earth with a particular radius around the earth. \n\nIf a plane is flying (with a constant speed) at a height h from the ground of a city, after certain hour it may fly over the ground of another city. For the people in that city the plane will be flying at the same height h.  Since the earth is a globe, through out the globe, the plane will be flying at the same height. The height from the ground increases if the speed of the plane increases.
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Try calling any of the small airports in your local area, they may know.  I know there is a place about an hour and a half away from where I live that has a "Flying Circus" and they do wingwalking and all.
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against the direction of travel.
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hahaha, good one. An airplane isn't moving as fast as time is.