Why is the airplane wing not so high in flying tape?
In winter or when exposed to cold air at high altitudes, snow ice can cling to the wings of the aircraft affecting the ability of aircraft wings, causing danger to the flight.
The aircraft can take off and fly in the sky thanks to the lift generated from the wing. But in the winter or when exposed to the cold air above, snow ice can cling to the wings of the aircraft affecting the ability of aircraft wings, causing danger to the flight. Therefore, the aircraft wings should be de-glaciated with a special liquid mixture before take-off and equipped with a double-wing heating system to prevent ice accumulating in the flight process.
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