Who invented the first airplane?

The first plane was invented by the Wright brothers in America. Who invented the earliest airplane in the world is still controversial at present, but the common view is that it was invented by the Wright brothers in the United States.

The airplane is one of the most important inventions in the early 20th century. The flight of Wright Brothers 1903 12 17 was recognized by the International Aviation Federation (FAI) as "the first controlled sustained power flight of heavier-than-air aircraft", and in the same year they founded Wright Aircraft Company.

Since the invention of the airplane, it has become an indispensable means of transportation for modern civilization. It profoundly changed and influenced people's lives and opened the history of human conquest of the blue sky.

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No matter how many stories about flying, experiments and success were reported before the Wright brothers, there is no doubt that the Wright brothers made the greatest contribution to the invention of the airplane. When evaluating the two of them, the first consideration is the importance of the plane itself. It is true that the invention of the airplane is not as important as printing or steam engine, because the latter two completely changed the way of human existence.

However, since airplanes can be used for both war and peace, this invention is also of great significance. In the past 100 years, airplanes have reduced our huge planet into a small world. In addition, the success of the Wright brothers' manned flight laid the foundation for today's space navigation.

For hundreds of years, people have been dreaming of flying into the sky. But in fact, they think Aladdin's flying carpet is just a dream that cannot exist in the real world. However, the genius creation of the Wright brothers turned the dream of mankind from myth to reality.

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