Will it fly?

this

>All these brainlets thinking that the conveyor belt will work like it does in Looney Toons.

It says nothing about a headwind

>The conveyor belt is designed to exactly match the speed of the wheels

The plane is not moving at all

The plane moves! When will you understand that thrust is not given by rotation of wheels as for a car. Thrust is given by jet engines, no matter if the groud is still or moving. Think about a little model plane hanging mid-air suspended by a rope, it's not touching the ground, now turn on the engine and the plane will move because propeller is moving air backwards. Now do that experment with a fucking car, obviously the car won't move. You need to understand that since the plane is able to move air backwards it will move forward, no matter if the ground is moving!

god damn im retarded.

yes it can take off, the plane will still go forward.

the wheels don't do anything, it's a plane.

This is a 747 with jet engines the aircraft must physically move forward to attain the airspeed to be able to take off, the only way it will take off otherwise is if the there is a headwind = to the takeoff speed of the aircraft.
If this was a microlight with a somewhat powerful prop on the front then yea it will takeoff but this 747 no its not going anywhere

>come to Veeky Forums for the first time in months
>this is the first thread
>remember why I never come here anymore

Once it will reach the end of the conveyer belt it will take off

The plane will move forward right off the treadmill and eventually take off. The wheels will simply turn more in the process, but the plane will still move forward.