From Metal to Airplane
How is an airplane made? Sheets of metal are cut and bent into different parts of an airplane by machines and sent to factories. There, workers and machines build the airplane body, wings, tail, and engines. After being painted, the airplanes are tested and sent to airports to be flown all over the world.
GenresJuvenile NonfictionConceptsScience & NatureTechnologyHow Things Work-Are Made
24 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 2004 by Turtleback · ISBN 9780606002196
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Editions
2 editions
English
- From Metal to Airplane · Turtleback · 2004 · ISBN 9780606002196 This page
- From Metal to Airplane · Lerner Publishing Group · 2004 · ISBN 9780822521457
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