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I think some fighter jets have the intakes on the upper side of the fuselage to enable this. Closing intake by some flaps seems like a bad idea, given that on t
by Maakuth 3y ago
I think some fighter jets have the intakes on the upper side of the fuselage to enable this. Closing intake by some flaps seems like a bad idea, given that on take off you'd probably want to have all the power you can get.
- gadders 3y agoApparently it has "spare" intakes on top of the wings. https://www.quora.com/How-is-the-Mikoyan-MiG-29-able-to-take-off-with-its-main-intakes-completely-shut-and-is-it-able-to-fly-in-this-configuration https://www.quora.com/How-is-the-Mikoyan-MiG-29-able-to-take...