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"TeleTech" wrote in message
. 193.32... Hi. I have heard some military comms on my scanner (not that I understand everything I hear). If I understand correctly, "Flight Level" or FL is used to describe altitude. So, FL400 would be 40,000 feet? My question is, if an airplane is way up there, can I hear the plane down here? (I can hear them on the radio, but I mean, can I actually hear the engine of the jet, as in the sound that a jetliner makes when it goes overhead.) At the speeds used up that high, wouldn't I hear a sonic boom? You'll hear them at 40,000ft. That's only 7 miles away and there's nothing to get in the way. If they were travelling at mach speeds you'd hear the boom but they don't tend to do that over land, or at least over populated areas. |
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