supersonic jetliner

Passenger aircraft whose cruising speed (1500 mph) is faster than the speed of sound (761 mph). The Concorde was the best known commercial aircraft of this type.
supersonic jetliner 						Duct whose mouth widens as the plane climbs, thus enabling the engines to increase output.				  							Thin triangular wing that is especially aerodynamic.												Articulated nose that is lowered on takeoff and landing to provide the pilot with better visibility.

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examples of wing shapes

forces acting on an airplane

movements of an airplane

long-range jet

variable ejector nozzle

Duct whose mouth widens as the plane climbs, thus enabling the engines to increase output.

delta wing

Thin triangular wing that is especially aerodynamic.
examples of wing shapes
examples of wing shapes

droop nose

Articulated nose that is lowered on takeoff and landing to provide the pilot with better visibility.