speed of aeroplane is measured by what?
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Airspeed is a measurement of the plane's speed relative to the air around it. The pitot(pronounced pee-toe) static tube system is an ingenious device used by airplanes and boats for measuring forward speed. The device is really a differential pressure gauge and was invented by Henri Pitot in 1732.
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In aviation speed is most often expressed in knots (kt). One knot is one nautical mile per hour. In an aircraft the speed is "measured" with a pitot tube. Together with the static pressure one can determine not the speed of the aircraft, but the speed of the air flowing around the aircraft, the airspeed.
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