Yes It Will. How can you not see that. The wheels do not drive the plane, let that soak in for a minute…The wheels do not drive the plane…OK now think for a minute. Using the Matchbox car theory, If you were to fire up the tread mill to lets say 20MPH or 200MPH(speeds not important) and then hold the matchbox car on it… Now imagine your hand is the jet engine providing thrust… could you push the car forward against the treadmills surface?..Yes, you could, because the Matchbox cars wheels are not driving it, the jet engine(your hand) is driving it. You could push the car against the treadmills surface because you are pushing it, not the cars wheels, Now do you see? No mater how fast you spin the treadmill. It will not effect the plane because its wheels do not provide any thrust. And another thing… Has anyone actually seen “wetworks” degree, because well, if he has one, I am done with flying.