In Minnesota, brown trout 250-380 mm (10-15 in) long and 1.6-2.5 kg (3.5-5.5 lbs) are fairly common in streams. Stream browns over 635-mm (25-in.) long and 5.5 kg (12 lbs) are rare, but in Lake Superior they are often bigger. The Minnesota state record for this fish is 7.56 kg (16-lbs. 12 oz).
Since jets take off at a particular airspeed, the ground speed they need depends on the prevailing winds. Suffice it to say, a 737 rotates at an airspeed of around 130 to 150 knots, depending on weight (among other factors), and an A380 rotates somewhere around 140 to 180 knots.
Best Answer: from 0 to 120 in 3000 feet on the ground, 120 mph to mach 2 in the air ,depends on the plane. This is a very general question, but there are jets that can go up to 200 Knots only ( 370 km/h ) and also some military jets that can go up to mach 4 which 4 times the speed of sound or about 4200 km/h. Average passenger jets speed is around 800 km/h.