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Aeronautics and Space

Aeronautics and Space Audit

Does accepting money by airlines enhance the economy? A: No. How should intercontinental airline operations go ahead? How should interstate airline operations go ahead? When are intercontinental and interstate airline operations good for the economy? Here are further guidelines.

Aircraft Engines

Airframe

Air Safety

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Aerospace Engineers Q: What do aerospace engineers do? A: Aerospace engineers design, test, and supervise the manufacture of aircraft, spacecraft, and missiles. Those who work with aircraft are called aeronautical engineers, and those working specifically with spacecraft are astronautical engineers. Aerospace engineers develop new technologies for use in aviation, defense systems, and space exploration, often specializing in areas such as structural design, guidance, navigation and control, instrumentation and communication, and production methods. They also may specialize in a particular type of aerospace product, such as commercial aircraft, military fighter jets, helicopters, spacecraft, or missiles and rockets, and may become experts in aerodynamics, thermodynamics, celestial mechanics, propulsion, acoustics, or guidance and control systems. Q: What various roles do aerospace engineers have? A: An aerospace team is made up of engineers, scientists, and technicians. Examples of major engineering roles in the aerospace industry include: State Planning and Development Intercontinental Flight Operations Analysis Design Materials and Processes Systems Engineering Software Development Manufacturing Flight Research Field Service What skills and knowledge should an aerospace engineer have? An aerospace engineer is expected to know more than a pilot, first officer in flight, flight engineer, flight attendants, aircraft dispatcher, airport manager, and airport security officer.

Airforce

Aircraft Materials, Processes, & Hardware

Aircraft Manufacturing Large aircraft engines What do you understand by a large aircraft engine? What should you know about a large aircraft engine? What are the types of aircraft engines? How do you manufacture a large aircraft engine? Who are various manufacturers of large aircraft engines in the world? Who among them is fairly enhancing the economy of every state? Who among them is involved in unfair practices harming the economy of various states? What are 66 essential subassemblies of a large cargo or passenger aircraft? What should you inspect and test in an aircraft engine to certify it is safe? How often should you inspect and test an aircraft engine? Aircraft Manufacture What tests will you do and what questions do you need answered before you clear an aircraft as fit for safe flight? What do you understand by a large aircraft? How many aerospace engineers are required to manufacture all parts of a large aircraft? How many aerospace engineers are required to assemble all parts of a large aircraft? If all parts of a large aircraft are ready, and all aerospace engineers are ready, how long will it take to assemble all parts, do a flight test, and put an aircraft in service? If the pilot dies in flight, what will happen? Where is the central command of all aircraft operations in world? What are the duties of a pilot? What are the duties of the first officer in flight? What are the duties of a flight engineer during flight? 1) The regulations of this chapter that apply to the duties of a flight engineer. (2) The theory of flight and aerodynamics. (3) Basic meteorology with respect to engine operations. (4) Center of gravity computations. (b) An applicant for the original or additional issue of a flight engineer class rating must pass a written test for that airplane class on the following: (1) Preflight. (2) Airplane equipment. (3) Airplane systems. (4) Airplane loading. (5) Airplane procedures and engine operations with respect to limitations. (6) Normal operating procedures. (7) Emergency procedures. (8) Mathematical computation of engine operations and fuel consumption. What are the duties of flight attendants?

Aerospace Security How many aircraft crashes were reported in 2010?

Aerospace workers What workers are required to manufacture, maintain, repair, and operate aerospace products and services? 1. Aerospace engineer 2. Astronaut 3. Air Force Pilot 4. Aircraft and Avionics Equipment Mechanics and Service Technicians 5. Airport station manager 6. Airport security 7. Aircraft Cleaners 8. First officer (The second in command sits on the right side of the cockpit) 9. Flight engineer (also called second officer) 10. Flight attendants. 11. Flight Test Engineer 12. Pilot Q: Is flying an aircraft one person's task or an aviation operation? Q: How is flying an aircraft different than flying a helicopter? 13. Other Flight crew

Aircraft Inspections What should you know about aircraft inspections? What questions should be answered in an aircraft inspection? Who should do an aircraft inspection? What should be included in a Standard Airworthiness Certificate of an aircraft?

Aircraft Structure - An introduction to major airplane components

Aviation Weather - Principles

Aviation Weather Products

Air Traffic Procedures

Aircraft Specifications

Aircraft Noise

How do you start an aircraft?

How do you stop an aircraft? How can an unmanned vehicle go undetected? What type of destruction can an unmanned vehicle cause? How? Can a flying aircraft be remotely wobbled? Can a flying aircraft be brought down with remote signals? How? Can a satellite be brought down with remote signals? How? How is an aircraft tracked while flying? What type of maneuvers can a commercial pilot do while flying? How? What type of maneuvers can a commercial pilot not do while flying? Why? Can a ship be sunk remotely? Who has this capability? Where are they located? How have these capabilities been misused? What type of maneuvers can a military aircraft pilot do while flying? How? How is the route of an aircraft fixed? How is the route of an aircraft changed? Can a commercial pilot change the destination of an aircraft? How? Where is the central command of world aircraft operations? Where is the central command of world satellite operations? How would you design a ship that should take six hours from Jeddah to Karachi port carrying 15 tonns? What mathematical concepts are applicable to solve this problem? How would you solve this problem? How would you design a special operations aircraft that should take two hours from (Place A) to (Place C) carrying 600 commandos without landing, drop them to conduct operations, wait in the air and pick them up safely? What mathematical concepts are applicable to solve this problem? How would you solve this problem? How far above the ground should the aircraft halt? What anti-missile system should the aircraft have to counter surface, air, and other attacks? What materials should be used in self-defense missile materials? What are the materials used for bullets? What is the whole process in gun making? What is the whole process in remote control? Who makes remote controls? What is the whole process in manufacturing?

Airfoil

Aerospace workers

Airplane Fuel System

Aircraft Electrical and Electronic Systems

Aircraft and Avionics Equipment Mechanics and Service Technicians

Aircraft Carrier

Airspace Classifications

Air Force pilot

Air Route Traffic Control Center What is an Air Route Traffic Control Center? What equipment does an Air Route Traffic Control Center have? What are Air Route Traffic Control Centers located worldwide? How many Air Route Traffic Control Centers were there in the world as of March 15, 2011? Do submarines at sea have Air Route Traffic Control equipment?

Aerospace Medicine

Airports

Aerodynamics

Aerospace Links

Aircraft flight control system

Air Force pilot

Aircraft Hydraulic Systems

Auxiliary Power Unit

Aviation Maintenance How Airports Work How Airport Security Works How Black Boxes Work How Baggage Handling Works How Airlines Work How Becoming An Airline Pilot Works How Airline Crews Work How Customs Works How Airline Freight Works How the Federal Aviation Administration Works How Airplanes Work How Concordes Work How Oil Refining Works How Gas Turbine Engines Work How Helicopters Work How Radar Works

Aircraft engine controls

Aircraft Speed

Aircraft Weight Estimation

Air Pressure / Under (Cabin) Pressure

Aircraft LCD Monitors http://military.flightdisplay.com/products/aircraft-lcd-monitors-25?gclid=CN-Z1_Gf-q8CFYZoKgod3BR8HQ

Air Cargo

Air Traffic Controllers International What is Air Traffic Control? How do ATC tower facilities work? How is talking to a tower for air traffic control different than having a conversation with someone? What does it sound like when pilots and air traffic control towers talk to each other? What is Primary Surveillance Radar (PSR)? What is Secondary Surveillance Radar (SSR)? What is Instrument Landing System (ILS)? What is Doppler Very High Frequency Omni-directional Range and Distance Measuring Equipment (DVOR/DME) System? What's an Air Traffic Controller? What Does an Air Traffic Controller Do? What does it take to be an ATC? Domestic

Aircraft Batteries

Airlines The Airline Codes Airport Code Aircraft Codes Callsigns Asian Airlines North American Airlines South American Airlines European Airlines Australian Airlines or Airlines Coming soon Do you have any recommendations?

Communication in the Skies

Cabin Air Systems

Convert Thrust to Horsepower

Criminal activity involving aircraft operations. What are reported criminal activities involving aircraft operations?

Cabin Air Systems

Electric aircraft

Ejection Seats, Escape Pods and Evacuation Slides

Emergency Who should do emergency monitoring, reporting, and dispatch of emergency in intercontinental and interstate flights? Who should do emergency monitoring, reporting, and dispatch of emergency of ships at sea? What is the best way to stay informed during an emergency? What emergency can an aircraft have? Report an Aviation Incident

Fuel

Fuel injection

Flight Deck

Flight Instruments

Flight Management Computer

Fuels and Fuel Additives

Fractional Distillation

Flight Deck

Fluid Dynamics

Fighter aircraft

Flight Crew

Flight Attendants

Flight Simulation

General Aviation

Gyroscopes

Hangars

Helicopter engines

Helicopter

Fuel Tanks

IATA Codes What is IATA What does IATA do?

Instrument landing system

Jet engine

Largest Aircraft

Landing Gear

Low Altitude Navigation and Targeting Infrared for Night LANTIRN AN/AAQ-13 navigation pod AN/AAQ-14 targeting pod

Missile It may be easy for some to fire a missile or missiles, but it is a criminal offense. You have to use aerospace technology and aerospace products and services to enhance essential needs of the people. You should focus on high resolution space radar.

Military Aviation

Manufacturing Process

Parts of an airplane

Parts of the cockpit - airplane

Pilot Q: Is flying an aircraft one person's task or an aviation operation? Q: How is flying an aircraft different than flying a helicopter?

Structure and Principle of Engines

Tools & Hangar Equipment

Thermodynamics

Test Facilities and Test Stands for Aerospace

The Refining Process

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV)

The Biggest Airplane in the World

Useful Links

Which aircraft model is the safest? What is an aviation safety audit? What tools do you use to quantify the audit results? Who has the duty and responsibility to answer?

To Explore Electric Airplane

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What do aerospace engineers do?

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Where do you find information concerning aircraft hardware? What determines an airplane’s lifespan?

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