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Do you know how a wing works?

A wing needs an airflow, but not just any airflow, but one in a strictly defined direction.

Mona is right, it doesn't matter at all. As already mentioned, acceleration occurs relative to the air, not relative to the ground. The only thing is, if the wind is very strong and at the same time inconsistent, that is, constantly changing its direction, there may be some problems, yes.

It can't fly at all, as the lift needed for takeoff is ten times higher than theoretically possible. Don't believe me - ask Aripetru.

Yes, I remember that ))))

I think I'll be looking for that MythBusters episode tonight.

Yes, they have many cool episodes of this kind. One myth check about jumping off a falling bridge is worth it.