A kite flies due to a combination of aerodynamic forces. When the wind blows against the kite, it creates lift, which is the force that allows the kite to stay in the air. The shape of the kite, along with the angle at which it is flown, helps create this lift. Additionally, the tail of the kite provides stability by acting as a stabilizing force, keeping the kite oriented in the right direction. This combination of lift and stability allows the kite to soar through the air.
