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Wright Flyer I First Airplane in the world

57.1k haidebiany  8.6 years ago
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The Wright Flyer (often retrospectively referred to as Flyer I or 1903 Flyer) was the first successful heavier-than-air powered aircraft. It was designed and built by the Wright brothers. They flew it four times on December 17, 1903, near Kill Devil Hills, about four miles south of Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, US. Today, the airplane is exhibited in the National Air and Space Museum in Washington D.C. Fly carefully, but godd performance at low speed

General Characteristics

  • Successors 4 airplane(s)
  • Created On Windows
  • Wingspan 58.8ft (17.9m)
  • Length 29.9ft (9.1m)
  • Height 11.4ft (3.5m)
  • Empty Weight 3,278lbs (1,487kg)
  • Loaded Weight 5,049lbs (2,290kg)

Performance

  • Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.158
  • Wing Loading 4.6lbs/ft2 (22.3kg/m2)
  • Wing Area 1,104.2ft2 (102.6m2)
  • Drag Points 3497

Parts

  • Number of Parts 126
  • Control Surfaces 6
  • Performance Cost 425
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    @RenatoGPN so your saying that the F-18 isn't a plane because it also uses an catapult to fly on carriers

    4 months ago
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    26.7k Bryan5

    @Star737 ok

    3.2 years ago
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    26.2k VinFage

    @Bryan5 Well my comment is almost 2 years and I was just complaining a bit that the autopilot doesn't work too well for my video back 2 years ago...

    +1 3.2 years ago
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    26.7k Bryan5

    @Star737 Old Plane Doesn't Have Auto-Pilot

    3.2 years ago
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    the first plane to fly by its own means was the 14Bis, by Santos Dumont, in 1906, with catapult even cow flies 😆 but it cannot be denied that the Wright brothers and many other engineers helped in aviation

    +1 3.3 years ago
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    1,856 PLNE

    Purrfect for wright airport :)

    +1 3.3 years ago
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    1,856 PLNE

    @Star737 its old plane

    +1 3.3 years ago
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    45 DojoFS

    It won't move.

    +1 4.5 years ago
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    26.2k VinFage

    The autopilot doesn't apply to this plane, why?

    +1 5.1 years ago
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    This plane is way too fast.

    +2 5.8 years ago
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    5,349 SimonGlaser

    @ThePrototype ;-)

    +1 5.9 years ago
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    16.4k ThePrototype

    Same @SimonGlaser

    +1 5.9 years ago
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    It flies alright, right engine explodes if you throttle above 0%

    +1 6.0 years ago
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    5,349 SimonGlaser

    I think Gustav Weißkopf's plane "Condor 21" was the first flying engine plane...

    +1 6.2 years ago
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    329 DH106

    @Sharkie Richards planes were only proof of concept and were fails.

    +1 8.0 years ago
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    17.2k Fygaroh

    nice project but i believe the 14bis was the first plane bro

    +1 8.1 years ago
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    @Elicushman awesome!

    +1 8.6 years ago
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    9,101 Elicushman

    I kinda liked the joke @vitopos

    +1 8.6 years ago
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    @Elicushman the 14 bis took off and landed by it self,and the wright flier needed help to take off so... But anyway(your right or should i say wright?! :) thanks for corecting my mistake.I just learned something new!(sorry for the dad joke)

    +1 8.6 years ago
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    5,212 Sharkie

    Nope the first plane was Richard pearses a NEW ZEALAND farmer he flew on March 31st 1903 yet the wright brothers flew on December 17 1903

    +1 8.6 years ago
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    9,101 Elicushman

    The 14 bis was flown in 1906, the Wright Flier was flown in 1903 @vitopos

    +2 8.6 years ago
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    6,797 IanJDYT

    Sooooooooooooooooooooooooo nice plane much pretty less ugly

    +1 8.6 years ago
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    67.8k PINK

    @haidebiany welcome

    +1 8.6 years ago
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    the first plane ever was actually the 14-BIS,a Brazilian airplane

    +2 8.6 years ago
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    16.8k redbear89

    Great..

    +1 8.6 years ago
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