The plane will come in crabbed, and then the pilot will straighten out the heading at the last minute with a quick side slip, dipping the upwind wing and lining up the plane at the same time. Cox ...

Additionally, planes tilt their nose up during takeoff to create a bigger wind speed difference and, subsequently, greater lift to become airborne. Why do taking off and landing into the wind ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Alex Appolonia: It's not always a smooth and pleasant landing for airplanes. Intense strong winds can affect the position of how planes land on the runway ...

FLIGHTS for many Britons mark the start of a well-earned holiday away. Passengers simply need to get there on time, board the plane and wait for the aircraft to land. But how do these enormous ...