Srinagar, July 28 -- If you've ever observed a row of airplanes at an airport, you've likely noticed they almost always appear white. From budget airlines to premium carriers, the majority of planes sport a bright white exterior. But have you ever wondered why that is? While aesthetics might play a role, there are several practical and scientific reasons behind this choice. Let's explore the five major reasons why aircraft are typically painted white.

1. White Paint Helps Reflect Heat

White paint reflects sunlight more efficiently than darker colors. When planes are parked on a sun-soaked tarmac, this helps reduce heat absorption. Less heat means the aircraft stays cooler, reducing the load on internal cooling systems and protecting sen...