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65 knots is probably the most surprising piece of information there. That’s the speed of a car on a highway. If there were a bridge from NY to London, would you
by bertil 3y ago
65 knots is probably the most surprising piece of information there. That’s the speed of a car on a highway. If there were a bridge from NY to London, would you take it? What if the views are nice, and you can nap, walk around, and have tea while you work?
- leoedin 3y agoThe problem with that sort of speed in an aircraft is that suddenly weather becomes very important. It's not unusual for wind speed to be close to 65 knots at altitude. If that's a headwind, you're standing still.
- bertil 3y agoI'm assuming they'd be picking the right altitude to mitigate that, no?