Question

In which layer conditions are most ideal of flying jet aircraft

Answer 1

Answer:

Stratosphere is the layer of the atmosphere where planes usually fly. It usually extends up to 50 km above the ground. Most of the jet aircraft fly in the lower layer of the stratosphere, to avoid any turbulence, although thunderstorms do penetrate the stratosphere.

Explanation:

 

The stratosphere is free from water vapour and dust particles. Absence of clouds and any other factors which may contribute to turbulence in the air makes it a perfect layer for flying jet aircrafts.

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