1. cockpit
1.1. is
1.1.1. Contains flight controls for move the plane used to operate the various systems.
2. engines
2.1. are
2.1.1. all perform the same basic function of taking the air that’s in front of the aircraft, accelerating it and pushing it out behind the aircraft.
3. wheels
3.1. are
3.1.1. are used to land the aircraft at the time of the flight
4. empennages
4.1. are
4.1.1. the function is to help guide the destination to your aircraft
5. horizontal stabilizer
5.1. is
5.1.1. designed to provide a downward force (push) on the tail.
6. vertical stabilizer
6.1. is
6.1.1. designed to stabilize the left-right motion of the aircraft.
7. spoilers
7.1. are
7.1.1. its function is to disrupt, or spoil, the flow of air Across the Upper surface of the Wing.
8. slats
8.1. are
8.1.1. They assist curvature of the wing, to improve lifting ability at slower speeds.
9. ailerons
9.1. are
9.1.1. They work opposite to each other, meaning that when one is raised, the other.
10. fuselage
10.1. is
10.1.1. is thought of as the body of the aircraft and holds the passengers and cargo safely inside.
11. windshield
11.1. is
11.1.1. This is necessary to absorb the impact of birds, insects and other debris that may
11.1.1.1. is located in the front of the plane
12. struts
12.1. are
12.1.1. Its function is to absorb the impact of landing as the plane touches the ground.
13. elevators
13.1. are
13.1.1. The function is to move up or down to make the aircraft rise and fall.
14. rudder
14.1. is
14.1.1. help to steer the nose of the aircraft left and right; this motion is referred to as yaw.
14.1.1.1. located on the tail of the aircraft.
15. winglet
15.1. is
15.1.1. purpose is to reduce the drag (or air resistance) the wing produces as it pushes through the air.
15.1.1.1. is located at the end of each wing
16. wings
16.1. are
16.1.1. Its shape is specifically designed for the aircraft to which it is attached. of the wing. is also used to store the fuel required to power the engines.
17. flaps
17.1. are
17.1.1. improves the lifting capacity of the wing at slower speeds by changing the curvature or curvature of the wing.
18. antennas
18.1. are
18.1.1. There are numerous radio antennas their size and position corresponding to the type
18.1.2. of work each antenna must perform and the frequencies being transmitted or received.
18.1.2.1. located around an aircraft,.