How do planes fly upside-down?

Question

I understand that the wing of the plane creates downforce, lifting the plane into the air, so how do planes fly upside-down? Wouldn’t the wings start pushing the plane down into the ground once flipped?

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Answer 1

Does anybody remember Richard Russell who stole from Seattle airport the horizon air turboprop plane? He never flown a plane before, but he had used simulators it was reported. He took that plane for some loop de loops and then crashed it or he was helped down by military (shot it?) or something to make sure he didn’t cause any more trouble.