An airplane propeller works much like a spinning wing, with the outside edge of the propeller spinning faster than the center, called the hub. While a great deal of wind is generated behind the propeller and, subsequently, the airplane, the airplane propeller does not power the plane by pushing air or wind; it creates movement of the aircraft by pulling the airplane into the wind or air. Much like a ship's propeller is called a screw for the way it screws itself into the water to pull the boat ahead, the aircraft propeller does the same process as it turns in the air.
Airplane Propeller
Airplane Propeller
Airplane Propeller
Airplane Propeller
Airplane Propeller
Airplane Propeller
Airplane Propeller
Airplane Propeller
Airplane Propeller
Airplane Propeller
Airplane Propeller
Airplane Propeller
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