What is the approx speed that commercial aircraft needs to take of?

Question

and what is a trotle ( don't know how to spell it ) in an aircraft

Answer 1

The throttle is the control for the amount of fuel fed to each engine.  There is a throttle lever for each engine.

"Throttle" actually means "to strangle;" the image is of cutting off the fuel supply.

Takeoff speeds for commercial airplanes vary for the given airplane and conditions.  The C-118 (cargo version of a DC-6) I used to fly rotates at about 115 SMPH.  A Boeing 747 rotates at 150 to 180 knots, depending on load.

Answer 2

A small to medium commercial aircraft needs to achieve above 130 knots to take off usually.Larger ones such as a 747 need to get above 160 kts. ofcourse wind direction and speed do affect the situation but these are the rough speeds required.

Answer 3

depends on the weight of the aircraft. A heavy B747 does have a take off speed of about 190 knots.

Answer 4

throttle, the throttle increases or decreases the power output of the engine, thereby increasing or decreasing the general speed of the aircraft.

and approx speed for a commercial aircraft depends on the aircraft and weather conditions, upwind/downwind takeoff, and other conditions.

Answer 5

Throttle is basically the gas pedal for an aircraft but its a lever.

average take off speed is about 150 knots.

Answer 6

65mph