How much does the wind affect the flight of the plane?

The wind that affects the flight of an airplane is a gale of level 6 or above. If it is reversed, it can still fly, but the downwind depends on the specific model.

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An airplane is heavier than air. It has one or more engines to generate forward thrust or pull, and the fixed wings of the fuselage generate lift.

The airplane is one of the most important inventions in the early 20th century, and it is generally believed that it was invented by the Wright brothers in America. Their flight on 1903 17 February 17 was recognized by the International Aviation Federation (FAI) as "the first controlled sustained power flight of heavier-than-air aircraft", and in the same year they founded Wright Aircraft Company.

Since the invention of the airplane, it has become an indispensable tool of modern civilization. It profoundly changed and influenced people's lives and opened the history of human conquest of the blue sky.