In a jet aircraft, the contrails are created by the exhaust emitted from the engines condensing in the freezing atmosphere. Since the air is so frigid at +30,000 ft, the emissions crystallize almost instantly, creating a distinctly visible trail behind the aircraft. On an airplane, the momentum is created by a series of props that pull (or push) the craft forward, creating little to no exhaust to freeze. Also note that airplanes cannot generally fly as high as jet aircraft due to their inefficient propulsion system(s), thus the air is not near cold enough to crystallize what little emissions are created.
It would be very difficult to put the sound down in words. Please see the related link below to listen to the sound of a jet powered plane..
It depends on the plane but see the link below.
Gloster Meteor
1952 may the 2nd 1000s of people gaverd round to see it take off hope i helped......this is true i now what i rite
First get an ambulance then when you see an airplane landing, park the ambulance on the airplane's path. Jump on the roof of the ambulance then when the airplane's wing is near to the ambulance, jump on the wing then do not enter before you are far to the ambulance then press triangle near the windows and you are in the plane but you can't fly it. Then it will take-off when it flies you cannot exit the airplane but if you want to exit the airplane wait until the plane lands on the runway then when the plane is on the runway you can now exit. That's all.
The u2 spy plane it can fly so high you and see the curveture of the earth
Gloucester Tornado, a British jet fighter plane developed in 1943-4 saw combat after D-Day in France.Jet engine designed by Sir Frank Whittle, first real jet engine after German V-1 ram jet. See reference to Whittle in "Answers". PCH=Gloster Meteor
Probably at night if you glance at it, but I'm so interested in the UFO conspiracy, that when I see a plane at night I make sure it's just a plane........
The primary types of jet fuel is Jet Fuel A, and Jet fuel A-1, the difference between the two is their freezing point (−40 °C vs −47 °C for Jet A-1). In almost all other regards (such as autoignition temperature, density, and open air buring temperatures) the two fuels are nearly identical.
That line of smoke is called a vapor trail. You can still see it on low flying planes, but it must be a jet plane.
frost FAMILY FEUD: What might you see out your airplane window? Sky/Cloud Birds Body of water Land Wings Another plane
You have to go to the escobar international go to the left of the building and go through the entrance to runway and you will see an airplane that will say plumett on it go to the east of it and you will see a plane you can get in and also find a helicopter.