Ask Your Own Question. My son Craig is doing a science project. The original question he had was what keeps the planes from disintegrating in the extreme conditions when flying into the eye of a hurricane. All airplanes are built tough to withstand quite a bit of stress from things such as turbulence and taking off and landing.
All planes can also fly through a lot of wind.
Our airplane can ride up and down and from side to side when it gets pushed by the winds and turbulence, so it isn't torn apart. It is like the story about the tree that bends with the wind can survive, while the tree that tries to keep straight gets broken. All of our jobs require that you have at least a High School education, and most require a college degree. We are thinking of taking a Caribbean cruise in June. I live in Florida, but don't remember many hurricanes being in June.