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Aircraft (Military)

What are the various types of aircraft?

Airplane heavy (passenger cargo)

Airplane medium (passenger cargo)

Airplane light (passenger cargo)

Airplane heavy with defense systems (passenger cargo) Air Force One

Airplane medium with defense systems (passenger cargo)

Attack aircraft (attack ground targets) (only for combat)

Airship

Amphibious aircraft (only for combat)

Aerial Refueling Tanker Aircraft

Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW)

Bomber Aircraft (only for combat) Medium Bombers Heavy Bombers Torpedo Bombers Dive Bombers

Electric aircraft

Electronic warfare aircraft

Fighter aircraft (air-to-air combat) (only for combat)

Flying Boat Aircraft

Glider

Helicopters (ALL)

Helicopter for transportation of people and cargo

Helicopter for construction (skycrane lifting)

Helicopter for dropping water on fire or water supply

Helicopter for combat/Attack Helicopters (missiles, guns, bombs)

Helicopter for search and rescue

Helicopter for medical transport (air ambulance)

Helicopter for reconaissance

Helicopter for aerial observation

Interceptor aircraft

Multi-Role Aircraft

Navy Carrier Aircraft

Night Fighters/all-weather fighter

Reconnaissance / Scout

R/C (remote controlled) aircraft

Seaplane/Floatplane Aircraft (only for combat)

Search & Rescue (SAR)

Special Purpose Aircraft

Trainer Aircraft

Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)

Unmanned Combat Air Vehicles (UCAVs)

What would you like to manufacture?
Do you know any other type of aircraft?
A kite is not an aircraft. Aircraft Specifications

What should be included in specifications of an aircraft?

A minimum of 33 specifications about an aircraft are required.

1.	Category: Heavy, medium, light, very light. VL: Very light aircraft MTOW less than 10,000 pounds (4,540 kg). L: Light aircraft – 7,000 kg M: Medium aircraft – 7,000–136,000 kg H: Heavy aircraft – >136,000 kg
2.	Type: More than 24 types of aircraft. 1. Airplane heavy (passenger cargo) 2. Airplane medium (passenger cargo) 3. Airplane light (passenger cargo) 4. Airplane heavy with defense systems (passenger cargo) 5. Airplane medium with defense systems (passenger cargo) 6. Fighter aircraft (air-to-air combat) (only for combat) 7. Attack aircraft (attack ground targets) (only for combat) 8. Airship 9. Amphibious aircraft (only for combat) 10. Bomber (only for combat) 11. Electric aircraft 12. Glider 13. Helicopter for transportation of people and cargo 14. Helicopter for construction (skycrane lifting) 15. Helicopter for dropping water on fire or water supply 16. Helicopter for combat (missiles, guns, bombs) 17. Helicopter for search and rescue 18. Helicopter for medical transport (air ambulance) 19. Helicopter for reconaissance 20. Helicopter for aerial observation 21. Interceptor aircraft 22. R/C (remote controlled) aircraft 23. Seaplane (only for combat) 24. Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs)
3.	Crew:
4.	Payload:
5.	Door:
6.	Dimensions:
7.	Length:
8.	Wingspan:
9.	Height:
10.	Wing area:
11.	Aspect ratio:
12.	Cargo volume:
13.	Empty weight:
14.	Fuel Capacity Fuel System:
15.	Power plant:
16.	Takeoff run with maximum payload:
17.	Maximum speed:
18.	Cruise speed:
19.	Range: With maximum fuel, with maximum payload:
20.	Service ceiling:
21.	Wing load:
22.	Thrust/weight:
23.	Flight deck or full authority digital engine control: (FADEC)
24.	Auxiliary power unit:
25.	Aircraft emergency power unit (EPU):
26.	Materials for specific aircraft parts:
27.	Passengers:
28.	Radar:
29.	Armament, if military:
30.	Maximum takeoff weight (MTOW):
31.	Aircraft Electrical Systems:
32.	Auxiliary Systems:
33.	Other accessories:

What are the categories of aircrafts as per certified maximum takeoff weight (MTOW)?

VL:	Very light aircraft MTOW less than 10,000 pounds (4,540 kg).
L:	Light aircraft – 7,000 kg
M:	Medium aircraft – 7,000–136,000 kg
H:	Heavy aircraft – >136,000 kg

Each aircraft type can be very light, light, medium, or heavy.

Sample Airbus A320 ATR72-500 Boeing 747-400 Boeing 767-300 Boeing 777-200ER Boeing 737-300 Bombardier Q300 Beech 1900D

Air Force One

Aviation Topics

Aviation law

Aircraft manufacture Aircraft manufacture Aircraft manufacture (Make/Model/Series) Aircraft Engines Aircraft Engine Airframe Aircraft Fire Protection Systems Aircraft Hydraulic Systems Aircraft Electrical Systems Aircraft Batteries Aircraft Armament Systems Aircraft Accessories

Aeronautics and Space Audit

Aeronautics and Space

Air Cargo

Air Safety

Aviation History

Aviation Economics

Aviation Operations Specialist

Aircraft operations

Aviation World

Atmosphere of Earth

Adverse Yaw

Aerobatics

Aerodrome

Aerodrome Mapping Database (AMDB)

Aerodynamics

Aerofoil

Aeronautical Information Manual (AIM)

Aeronautical chart

Aeronautics

Aerospace

Aerospace engineering

Aileron

Air Charter

Air Defense Identification Zone (ADIZ)

Air Freight Terminal

Air traffic flow management

Airband

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME)

Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMT)

Aircraft registration

Aircraft

Aircraft engine controls

Aircraft lavatory

Aircraft noise

Airfoil

Airline Transport Pilot License

Airline

Airliner

Air navigation

Airport/Facility Directory (A/FD)

Airport

Air safety

Airship

Airshow

Airspace classes

Airspeed

Airspeed indicator

Air traffic control

Air traffic controllers

Altimeter

Altitude

Angel Flight

Angle of attack

Angle of incidence

Anhedral

Anti-torque pedals (Helicopter rudder pedals)

Artificial horizon

Aspect ratio (wing)

Assisted take off

Attitude indicator

Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast

Automatic Terminal Information Service (ATIS)

Autorotation (helicopter)

Autorotation (fixed-wing aircraft)

Autopilot

Aviation

Aviation Archaeology

Aviation History

Aviation Medical Examiner (AME)

Aviation Safety

Aviation System

Aviator

Avionics

Aviation law Aircraft Records Aircraft Inspections Aircraft Registration Aircraft Certification Procedures Here are further guidelines.

Aviation topics

Aircraft Engines What questions should you answer before you manufacture an aircraft engine? Here are further guidelines.

Airframe Fuselage Wings Undercarriage Aerodynamics Materials technology Manufacturing methods

Aircraft engine controls

Air Conditioning & Pressurisation

Air Traffic Organization

Air Safety

Abbreviations and symbols.

Aerospace Engineers

Aircraft Materials, Processes, & Hardware

Aircraft manufacture

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Aircraft Specifications

Aviation Weather - Principles

Aviation Weather Products

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?

Aerospace Security How many aircraft crashes were reported in 2010?

Aerospace workers

Aircraft Electrical and Electronic Systems

Aircraft Specifications

Airspace Classifications

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

Aircraft flight control system

Aircraft Weight Estimation

Aircraft, Aviation safety, Signs and symbols.

Aircraft, Aviation safety, Reporting and recordkeeping requirements.

Aircraft Hydraulic Systems

Auxiliary Power Unit (APU)

Airplane Fuel System

Aviation Maintenance

Air Traffic Procedures

Automatic Flight

Aircraft Noise Levels

Aircraft Speed

Air Cargo

Air Pressure / Under (Cabin) Pressure

Aviation Weather Products

Aircraft Structure - An introduction to major airplane

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

Airlines

Aircraft Parts

B

Balloon (aircraft)

Bird strike

Blast pad

Blimp

Bypass ratio

C

Canard

Center of gravity (aircraft)

Chord (aircraft)

Circuit (airfield)

Cockpit

Cockpit voice recorder

Coefficient of lift

Collective

Common Use Self Service (CUSS)

Compass

Compressor stall

Controlled airspace

CVFR

Crab landing

CTAF

Cyclic

Communications

Communication in the Skies

Cabin Air Systems

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

D

Deep stall

Delta wing

Dihedral

Distance Measuring Equipment (DME)

Drag

Ducted fan - dumb-bell

Dutch roll

E

Elevator

Elevon

Emergency locator transmitter ELT

Empennage (tail section)

ETOPS

Experimental Aircraft

Empty weight

Environmental and climate impacts of aviation

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?

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?

F

Flight

Fixed base operator

Flame holder

Flap

Flight control surfaces

Flight data recorder

Flight envelope protection

Flight instruments

Flight level

Flight management system

Flight plan

Flight planning

Flight simulator

Flight training

Fly-by-wire

Flying

Flying car (aircraft)

Flying wing

Form drag

Flight Deck

Flight Crew

Fuel

Fuel injection

Flight Instruments

Flight Management Computer How do you set up the flight management computer (FMC) from Chicago, Illinois, in North America to Srinagar, Kashmir, in Asia?

Fixed-wing aircraft

Fuel Tanks

Fuels and Fuel Additives

Fuel a Plane

Fire Protection

Fractional Distillation

Fluid Dynamics

Flight test

G

General aviation

Glass cockpit

Glider aircraft

Glider (sailplane)

Glider pilot certificate

Gliding

Go around

GPS

Great-circle distance

Ground effect

General Aviation

H

Helicopter

Heading indicator

Hold (aviation)

History of aviation

Helicopter

Helicopter flight controls

Hypermobility

Human Resource Management in Aviation

Hangars

Helicopter engines

Helicopter

IATA Codes What is IATA What does IATA do?

I

International Aviation

ICAO spelling alphabet

Instrument flight rules (IFR)

Instrument landing system (ILS)

Instrument rating

Indicated airspeed

Integrated engine pressure ratio (IEPR)

Information Services

IATA Codes What is IATA What does IATA do?

Instrument landing system

Ice & Rain Protection

J

Jet Airliner

Jet engine

Jetliner

Jetway

Joystick

Jet engine

Jet engine

Logistics Center

Largest Aircraft

Landing Gear

Limitations

L

Landing

Landing T

Leading edge extension

Lift (force)

Lift-induced drag

Logistics Center

Largest Aircraft

Landing Gear

Limitations

M

Maintenance

METAR

Meteorology

Maintenance, repair and overhaul

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

N

Nautical airmile

Navigation

Non-directional beacon (NDB)

Non-towered airport

Night aviation regulations

Navigation

O

Oshkosh Airshow

Overhead join

P

Performance envelope

Pilot

Pilot Controlled Lighting

Pilot licenses

Pilot licensing and certification

Pilot reports (PIREPS)

Precision approach path indicator

Propeller

Pushback

Parts of an airplane

Parts of the cockpit - airplane

Pneumatics

Power Plant

Parts of an airplane

Parts of the cockpit - airplane

Pneumatics

Power Plant

Q

Q code

R

Radar

Reciprocating engines

Red square

Relaxed stability

RIAT

Roadable aircraft

Rogallo wing

Rudder

Ruddervator

Rule of three (aviation)

Runway

Run-up (aviation)

S

Sectional chart

Signal square

Spatial disorientation

Spar

Spin (flight)

Spoiler (aeronautics)

Slats

Slip landing - specific fuel consumption (propeller engines)

Specific fuel consumption (thrust) (jet engines)

Stall (flight)

Standard day

Stick shaker

Swing-wing

Satellite Based Augmentation System (SBAS) Review

Security and Hazardous Materials

Structure and Principle of Engines

Safety 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? When is an aircraft too old? Here are further guidelines.

T

T-tail

Takeoff

Taxiing

Taxiway

Terminal area chart

Thrust vectoring

Traffic pattern indicator

Transatlantic flight

True airspeed

Turbine engine

Turn and bank indicator

Thermodynamics

Test Facilities and Test Stands for Aerospace

The Refining Process

The Biggest Airplane in the World

Thermodynamics

Test Facilities and Test Stands for Aerospace

The Refining Process

The Biggest Airplane in the World

U

Uncontrolled airspace

Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV)

V

V speeds

V-tail

Vertical speed indicator

Vertical stabilizer (fin)

Visual flight rules (VFR)

VNE

VOR VHF omni- range (type of navigational beacon)

W

Waverider

Wide-body aircraft

Wind shear

Wing

Winglet

World aeronautical chart

Wing configuration