Do airplanes have horns?

Yes, some airplanes do have horns, but not for the same purposes that automobiles do. Horns on airplanes are linked to emergency warning systems that alert the pilots of a systems failure or an incorrect setting of the controls for the current flight configuration. An example would be the stall warning horn...

Do airplanes have horns?
Incorrect. Actually, many DO have horns for the same purpose as automobiles that are totally unrelated to warning systems. Report It

Reply:No
Reply:Yes, airliners do.





And we are not talking about simply the horns that are linked to warning systems either. Those are different %26quot;horns%26quot; or rather annunciators. Boeing airliners have a very loud horn in the forward nosewell that is purely for attracting attention- just like the horn in your car. It%26#039;s called the %26quot;Ground Call%26quot; horn and it signals the rampers for attention.





Here is it%26#039;s location in the cockpit of a 737-


http://www.airliners.net/open.file/05013...





The small black button to the right of the %26quot;Attend%26quot; (flight attendant) call button.
Reply:There are all kinds of horns in an aircraft. Which one are you talking about? Haha.
Reply:depends on how big the plane is and what it is used for
Reply:Yes! And buffalos have wings.
Reply:Yes they do and the females have udders and give chocolate milk !!!
Reply:i dont think that they%26#039;d need them, they are huge and if you didn%26#039;t see it coming, then you deserve to be hit.
Reply:yes, most have what is referred to as a stall horn.
Reply:Yes on big passenger jets. On open cockpit biplanes you just yell!
Reply:no that have a jet engine that is very loud



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