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How do planes build up static electricity?
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United A320 at Hartford on June 20th 2024, dropped engine parts on departure
An Atlas Air Boeing 747-400F freighter (N429MC) departing from Incheon International Airport, and heading to Anchorage (ANC), USA, returned to Incheon Airport (ICN) Seoul,...
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EVA Air was damaged after the Taipei-bound plane collided with a light pole
Final stage of the aircraft production
Why do passengers have to remain seated with seatbelt securely fastened, after the airplane has landed?
SP-LRC Warsaw Poland 27 JUN 2024
Which aircraft uses the dark cockpit concept?
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Aircraft Engineering
Final stage of the aircraft production
How do jet planes avoid foreign objects from being sucked into their engine air intakes especially near the tarmac?
Do airlines make aircraft modifications for high altitude airports?
AFT Pylon Fairing (APF) and Exhaust Nozzle coloration
How do planes build up static electricity?
Latest News
EVA Air was damaged after the Taipei-bound plane collided with a light pole
SP-LRC Warsaw Poland 27 JUN 2024
Accident – AA1716 Greensboro North Carolina 21 JUN 2024
United A320 at Hartford on June 20th 2024, dropped engine parts on departure
An Atlas Air Boeing 747-400F freighter (N429MC) departing from Incheon International Airport, and heading to Anchorage (ANC), USA, returned to Incheon Airport (ICN) Seoul,...
Aviation
Why do passengers have to remain seated with seatbelt securely fastened, after the airplane has landed?
What is the required accuracy on assigned altitude for an airliner?Â
How are airplanes cleaned?
Why do aircraft need a tail strike test?
How long can the A380 fly?
Flight Deck
Which aircraft uses the dark cockpit concept?
Why is the radio altimeter placed in the tail of an aircraft?
Fuel saving feature on the Airbus
What do pilots do once they put the plane in autopilot?
Why don’t airplanes fly in straight lines? What factors influence flight paths of domestic flights ?
Aircraft Models
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