My answer is NO

The propeller is the force acting against the treadmill, i would go into detail explaining but nah.

Besides what would the airplane do once it lifts form the ground?


Fly away? i think not

 

What is there to fix the wheels at 5 though? They are free spinning.

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He is in flight school learining how to be a stewardess...

 

Noooo. You're supposed to call them flight attendants today.

 

Politically correct guys, you know we can't have it any other way in todays world. I'm in flight school but I'm lookin for a job if you know of anything around here. I ain't been havin much luck

 

Maybe you can work at hooters ?

 

But aren't airplanes thrust driven and not wheel driven? Just a thought.

 

they use lift to tak off thrust makes speed witch=lift

 

I'm flat chested, already tried they won't hire me. And my legs didn't look to good in the shorts

 

I think Bobby is reading too much into it. In watching the Mythbuster clip, when they say that the plane is going to match the speed of the treadmill, the plane won't actually move. It will be just like a person running on a treadmill. It won't go forward or backward, it will stay in the same place. If this is the case, then the plane definitely won't take off because there is no air movement even though there is speed.

 

But your legs would be driving you! Strap a jet engine to your back and let me know what happens!!!