How do airplanes fly

Well, kid, airplanes fly because of science! It’s a complicated concept, but basically air pressure pushes the wings of an airplane up and that causes lift, which makes the plane fly. It’s like a giant kite with an engine – the air pressure pushes against the wings and the engine pushes the airplane forward. It’s pretty cool if you think about it! Here’s a fun fact: an airplane’s wings are curved on top to create more lift and less drag, allowing the plane to fly faster and higher.