Why Do Planes Have Flaps? | Fly Anatomy

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Well done! Great animation diagram video. This was so clear and concise. Such a helpful video. Thanks for the time you put into it. ✈️ 👏🏼

Thanks chief, couldn't get a better explanation than this.

Well explained with some facts I was not aware

Even if you are explaining step by step a lot of information is just passing in front of us, people don't know what's a cord line, angle of attack, power off stall, power on stall, etc etc etc. Using a big commercial airplane will complicate everything, the best way is to start with a small one like a Cessna, Piper or maybe a Cirrus, all the airplane's parts are small and really easy to understand, the same when you are learning to fly, exactly the same.

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I’m not so great at maths

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amazing video !

Starts with kicking little kid 👦

Finally i can sleep well

Because airplanes are magnificent and they flap wings am I right

Flaps? Blue front with a Yellow backing nice logo

Ohhhhhhhhhhh now I get it.

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If you have a Pool take a rectangular shape that’s thin into water and slightly bend half of it down or up while pulling up through water and it’ll replicate this

This was a very well thought out educational video! Videos like this make learning things a lot easier!

Excellent video.

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Thank you

I was struggling with this for my exam, thanks!!

Very well explained

why are the wings this big anyway

37% engine failure. 25% flaps. 20% tyres. 17% air turbulence. Others. Anything can fail but always check flaps.

As a meteorologist, thanks fam✅✌🏾

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Very well explained

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Same reason girls do

Thanks for making this video with the explanation.
I still have one question: what are the consequences of flying with your flaps partially or fully down? Are there any aerodynamic consequences? Or is it just more fuel because of the extra drag?

Thanks. I needed this in my extreme landing games to improve my fast landings. Wow. It helped!!

I neede this info after installing VTOL VR

One of the best videos explaining flaps .Thank YOU .

Great illustration and explanation!!

I am new to aerodynamics, but this is a Fowler flap, right?

Outstanding presentation!

You nailed it! Thank you so much for such important details!

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Flaps are essentials for planes to take off and to land. I used them in glider, it's much better.

Sorry, but the last part ("allowing steeper approaches" and "allowing the aircraft to stay ar cruising speed longer") is complete bullshit. The extra drag during approach however, allows engine thrust to be higher (thrust against drag) which allows for more speed stability. Approach angles are almost always 3 degrees for civil airliners, except for a handful of highly special airports. 💡

Beautifully explained and very helpful diagrams. I also like how you added subtitles!

needed this explanation after installing MS FS!

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Great quality video! I was looking for a good explanation for this. I don’t understand why you don’t have way more subscribers