@Boeing727200F Yes, but, I seem to understand the lore behind all of this... "nose" refers to a plane nose, when it comes to flight operations, the nose decides which way the aircraft is heading. It also has a critical role in limiting drag around the plane, helping boost efficiency. Which indicates that this plane can turn, and possibly fly... This is because it has engines, these power plants are the heart of any aircraft, converting fuel into thrust, and ultimately enabling planes to defy gravity. They come in various shapes and sizes, each suited to specific types of aircraft and flight missions. Which only leads us to one conclusion: This aircraft can F L Y.

brand new fella eh?