An introduction to airplanes

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A quick intro
Airplanes are currently the fastest way to travel from one place to another. They are known for being able to fly. Airplanes come in different sizes and shapes, some examples are the Cessna 172, Boeing 737 etc. They are also known for taking humans to places that would have taken forever to walk to.

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How do they fly?
Airplanes fly because of aerodynamics. They rely on airflow, lift and other things to takeoff. Airplanes need the engines to generate thrust, which means they will need fuel. Then they will need air. Why? Engines on the airplane suck in air and compress it, then push it out very quickly, which creates throttle. Without engines, airplanes wouldn't be able to fly.

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Disasters
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Over the past decades, many air plane disaster or crashes have occurred.Of which most of them have had many fatalities. For example, Asiana flight 214 crashed on runway en route to the airport. It had crashed before touching down on runway and then slided onto it. It proves that the airline indistry is getting worse, huh?

Wrong.

We are learning from the incidents, and are doing our best to prevent them. This applies for airlines and aircraft manufacturers.

Disasters: Boeing & Airbus
Boeing & Airbus are very close aircraft manufactur competitors. Boeing, though, is leading as they have been maufacturing aircraft for more than 100 years. They have experience. When Asiana flight 214 crashed, people looked their way as they had manufactured the Boeing 777 which had crashed. Boeing took great responsibility in making their 777 safer for everyone. Airbus, on the other hand, also takes great responsibilities when an air disaster is directed to them. The most recent crash just happened on 19, May 2016. The aircraft was an Egypt Air plane, registered as MSR804 which disappeared from radar. The plane, an A320, crashed into the Mediterranean Sea. Everyone on board died. The cause of the disaster is under investigation. For another crash, look for: Metrojet Flight 9268

Disasters: Airlines
Sometimes, airlines are responsible for their crashes. Airlines pay victims that are injured and killed. Mostly, the airline reserves the responsibility of the majority causes of crashes. Some include:
 * Bad/Improper aircraft check
 * Lazyness
 * Not well trained
 * Others