Each airline has its own logo on the airplane's tail, but most of them are painted white.
Why? Light colors reflect the sun and solar radiation while the airplane is flying and helps to make the cabin cooler, reports Telegraph.
"It's the same as putting your sun cream body cream on sunlight," said Professor John Hansman of Aeronautics and Astronautics.
Below you can find a detailed explanation of how this happens "
Why are most of the planes painted white? This is not their "natural" color. Companies producing airplanes spend 65 gallons to paint an airplane. But why?
Experts have compared the airplane case as when a teenager decides to spend the day on the beach, and to avoid burning the skin lying on the body with the cream.
The same thing happens to all of us when we wear black blouse, our body will feel more heat or sunlight, but we do not feel the same if we wear a white shirt.
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