Analysis of Existing Physical Theories Explaining Aerodynamic Lift Production by an Airplane

Since the first successful airplane, invented by The Wright brothers in early 1900s, air travel has become one of most common modes transportation. While airplane production and use rapidly increase, explanations regarding physics flight remain elusive due to major shortcomings. With all research available, this paper aims explore how accurately current theories have explained lift an airplane's wing. contents will touch on subject physics, more specifically fluid dynamics aerodynamics, even specifically, aerodynamic force known as lift. Theories analyzed include "Equal Transit", "Skipping Stone", "Venturi", Momentum-Based, Bernoulli-Based, Circulation theory. Overall, limitations leading inaccuracy these not providing physical for specific assumptions, misusing misinterpreting principles theorems, simplifying thus accounting necessary factors, proposing one-way causation relationships, confusing mathematical qualitative theories, conflicting experimental data. Because this, additional purpose is provide a accurate comprehensive explanation