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“Airplanes stay in the sky because of lift — when air moves faster over the wings than below, it creates an upward force. Powerful engines push the plane forward, and the wings are specially shaped to maintain balance and stability. Pilots and autopilot systems constantly control speed, direction, and altitude. Even if one engine fails, airplanes are designed to continue flying safely.”