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Yes sometimes. The white trail is called a 'contrail' and is caused when water in the air through which the plane is flying condenses out on particles produced from the plane's engine exhaust. Thus any plane with an engine can produce a contrail if the conditions are right.
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Why do planes leave white trails?
The heat of the engines, especially jets, leaves a trail of white condensation in the cold atmosphere.
What is the name of the white trails that jets leave behind?
The white trails left behind jets are known as contrails.
The white trail behind jets in the sky poison?
jet plains have a white trail behind because of the moisture for some time. in higher layer of atmosphere where there is hot air to disturb it. this trail is suspeded for a long time
What kind of plane leave a white trail in the sky?
They are called con-trail or contrails, short for condensation trial, they occur when the warm moist from the jet engines enters in contact with the cold air.Also, contrails can be generated on the wingtips, when the air flows over the wing, it travels further and therefore it speed up, causing the pressure drop, wich will cause any water vapor suspended in the air to condensate and form into a cloud.
Why are the jets colors green and white?
The former owner of the jets was leon hess. His gas stations were green and white , so was the jets
Do all jets leave ice trails?
no
What planes were used on 911?
I believe 747 Boeing passenger jets
What do airline pilot do?
Airline Pilots Generally Fly Jets, More commonly 'Commercial Pilots' Are the chaps that Fly You on Holidays IE. Passenger Jets. Hope This Is a Help = ]
Is there such thing as a concorde jet?
Oh sure, one of the most iconic and famous passenger jets.
How fast does a plane travel?
Most passenger jets fly at a speed of 400-500 knots.
What is the Jets football team mascot and colors?
The New York Jets don't have a mascot, but their colors are hunter green and white.
Do planes take off quick?
Most aircraft passenger jets take off at 138 knots
