Category: Aviation
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Total Registered Airlines Worldwide Breakdown
The total number of registered airlines globally varies based on the criteria used (e.g., operational status, regulatory recognition). Here’s a breakdown based on the available data: Key Differences Explained: For comprehensive lists, refer to:
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Low maintenance jet engines.
Finding the lowest cost-per-hour maintenance engine—especially among those not certified by FAA or EASA—is tricky due to limited public data and the variability of local labor, parts availability, and operational context. However, here’s what we can piece together from available insights: 🔧 Likely Candidates for Low Maintenance Cost Engine Country Certification Typical Use Maintenance Cost…
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Airbus A360 Design
✈️ Airbus A360: Next-Generation Narrowbody Aircraft Program Status: Development (Target EIS: 2035)Role: Replacement for A320neo family, targeting 25% lower emissions and 20% reduced operating costs vs. current generation . 🔍 1. Market Context & Strategic Positioning 🛠️ 2. Technical Specifications (Projected) Parameter Specification Fuselage Carbon-fiber composite (20% lighter than aluminum) Wingspan 52m (with folding wingtips…
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Happy Birthday Cessna 172
✈️ The Inaugural Flight of the Cessna 172 The Cessna 172 Skyhawk, the most produced aircraft in history, took its first flight on June 12, 1955. This milestone event marked the beginning of an aviation revolution, transforming general aviation with its accessibility and reliability. Below are key details about this historic flight and its legacy:…
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Thai Royals Personally Pilot Boeing 737-800 to Bhutan
✈️ Leadership in Action: Thai Royals Personally Pilot Boeing 737-800 to Bhutan In a striking demonstration of discipline, aviation expertise, and symbolic leadership, King Maha Vajiralongkorn and Queen Suthida of Thailand piloted their Boeing 737-800 during an official state visit to Bhutan on April 25, 2025—a move that captured global attention for its rarity and…
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HondaJet Emergency Autoland certification passed. Mashallah.
HondaJet has achieved a significant milestone with the FAA certification of its autothrottle system for the HondaJet Elite II. This makes it the first production twin-turbine Very Light Jet (VLJ) to feature an autothrottle, enhancing automation and reducing pilot workload. Key Details of HondaJet Auto-Landing & Autothrottle Certification Honda Aircraft Company President Hideto Yamasaki emphasized…
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Two concerts same day. Different countries.
What an incredible feat! Phil Collins’ double performance at Live Aid 1985 remains one of the most legendary moments in music history. Here’s a quick recap of how he pulled it off: This logistical miracle was only possible thanks to the speed of the Concorde, meticulous planning, and Collins’ willingness to push the limits. Fun…
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Drone Car Wash
A drone car wash (or drone car wash) is an emerging concept that uses drones, automation, and AI-powered robots to wash vehicles without human intervention. While still in experimental or early development stages, several companies and startups are exploring this futuristic approach to car cleaning. How Would a Drone Car Wash Work? Real-World Examples &…
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Hot Airplane Brakes.
Understanding Brake Temperature Limits in Aviation: A Safety Imperative Conclusion:Brake temperature management exemplifies aviation’s safety-first ethos. Delays due to overheating are not mere inconveniences but vital measures to ensure readiness for worst-case scenarios, safeguarding passengers and crew through rigorous engineering and operational discipline.
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Ipads vs manuals in the cockpit.
1. Efficiency and Real-Time Updates iPads equipped with Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) apps like ForeFlight or Jeppesen provide pilots with instant access to navigation charts, weather data, and airport diagrams. Updates are delivered digitally, eliminating the need to manually replace outdated paper charts. For example, United Airlines saved 16 million sheets of paper annually by switching to iPads while ensuring pilots always have…