On the upper surface of the wing, why is the streamline curved

Answer (1 of 8): Oh my Enbin, this question calls for is a more complex answer than usual. Frederick Pack here below gives the answer you asked for, the curve of the top of wing makes less air pressure then the normal air pressure on top of the wing… and therefore the wing going through the air i

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