Commercial aircraft fly at approximately 35,000 feet because this altitude represents an optimal engineering balance: thinner air at higher altitudes reduces drag and improves fuel efficiency, but flying too high would starve jet engines of sufficient oxygen for combustion.
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Why Planes Fly at 35,000 Feet? #aviation#engineering #science #technology #shorts #aviationfactsAdded:
Commercial jets fly at around 35,000 ft, but why?
Closer to the ground, thick air creates more drag and wastes fuel.
Higher up, the air becomes [music] thinner, helping planes fly faster while using less fuel.
But flying too high would starve the engines of oxygen. That's why 35,000 ft is the perfect engineering sweet spot.
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