Wrong. Laymen typically overestimate importance of force coming from Bernoulli's principle. You could fly on a barn door if you had enough speed, because attack

Wrong. Laymen typically overestimate importance of force coming from Bernoulli's principle. You could fly on a barn door if you had enough speed, because attack angle is more important. Hint: why can planes fly upside down? We still don't understand areodynamics fully, so you can't arbitrarily state that difference between pressures above and below wings is the main force. And no, I didn't downvote you.