What is the differnce in speed between..?

Knots in an airplane and just normal MPH?

Answers:
Knots refers to nautical miles per hour. A "knot" is about equal to
1.15 statute mph, so multiply "knots by 1.15
have you ever try to out run an jet good-luck. oh about 100 miles different
http://www.carolinasailingclub.org/fleet.

Now you can see how it is done
knots is a unit of measurement as is statute miles or MPH there are several on-line calculators that will translate for you or you could use a calculator. Knots will always be a smaller number in comparison to statute. Try landings.com for an on-line calculator.
who knows
it's to do with the speed of wind
a mile per hour..is the speed of 5280 feet per hour

a knot..is going 6076 feet per hour

a knot is derived by taking one minute..of ONE degree at the equator (360 total degrees.so 1/60th of 1 degree of the Earth is a nautical mile.6076 feet)

so the knot is determined by that measurement..and is what is used in almost all navigation (boating, flying, etc)
300+ mph i believe
Knot usually for plane or for ship that travel not in a flat ground as we can measure them in mph. As plan or ship travel on curve (world is a sphere), it is not practical to measure them like our car which is travel on flat ground.
1 knot = 1 noutical miles = 1.15 miles/hour on flat ground.

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