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nocternalrandomness · 1 year

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A 1992 Socata TB-20 Trinidad ready for takeoff

#Light aircraft #Socata #TB-20 #Trinidad #Airplane #Flying #Aviation #Private plane #Low wing #Single engine #Aricraft #Private pilot #Plane

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flyingprivate · 2 years

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Gulfstrean IV

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#art #design #interior #plane #aricraft #gulfstream IV #Gulfstream #cabin #private jet #jetset #Jetsetter #Business jet #travels #billionairelife #flyingpalace #flyingprivate

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wcat-pune · 11 months

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What is Avionics on Aircraft?

The study and maintenance of Aircraft Instrument systems, Aircraft Radio & Navigation systems and Aircraft Electrical systems are commonly known as Avionics Stream. Why are Aircraft Avionics Important? Avionics are useful to pilots during the flying and monitoring the health condition onboard as well as in ground , maintain the flight planning to safe takeoff and cruise to landing. They are a vital part of navigations, communications, performance monitoring, fuel systems, flight recorders, aircraft management systems, radar, and electronic support measures. What is the eligibility for Avionics? Candidates should have passed class 10+2 with Physics, Mathematics, and Chemistry or qualified from science stream or diploma holder are eligibility for avionics. Why Should You Study AME Avionics? AME Avionics B2 is a licensed course, it is easy for a candidate to work at different airports and handle any aircraft. The B2 license is accepted worldwide, so a candidate has the option to work abroad. This course offers placements at civil aviation, general aviation and Defense aviation section like CDS, NDA, and DRDO etc. With a very high annual salary, and immense career opportunities. How to get the Avionics B2 licenses in INDIA AME B2 Avionics licensed is issued by DGCA. To get AME license, the first candidate should take admission in AME College in avionics stream. There will be some modules conducted by DGCA for avionics streams there are 10 module in avionics streams After clearing the modules and 3 years practical training in institutes and 2 years of practical training on actual working environment or any maintenance organization with a particular aircraft type training then the license is issued to the candidate aircraft maintenance engineering colleges in india approved by dgca. The AME License is a mandatory qualification to become an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer worldwide. Wingsss College of Aviation Technology (WCAT) is one of the most trusted brands and leaders in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering in India. They are also recognized as one of the Best Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Colleges in India. They have been offering the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Program in Maharashtra for nearly two decades. According to their website, they have highly qualified and experienced instructors with best infrastructure, practical labs and workshop. The program is designed to provide world-class education and practical knowledge in the fast-changing sector of aviation with qualitative contribution towards Human Resource Development in the Aviation Industry.

Contact us: +91-99225 08671 To learn more the website: https://wcat.in/

#aricraft #aircraft maintenance engineering #pune #india #bsc in hospitality and hotel administration

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mouldchina · 1 year

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Why SMC Mold/Mould are Getting Popular in Aircraft Manufacturing?

In recent years, the use of composite materials in commercial aviation aircraft has increased significantly and has become a pillar material in the aviation field. According to the forecast of the International Air Transport Association (IATA), the demand for composite materials in the global air transport industry will increase to $600 billion in the next 20 years, accounting for more than 70% of the total demand.

Among them, SMC molds can manufacture complex and detailed parts with extremely high precision. In aircraft manufacturing, SMC molds are usually used to manufacture aircraft shells, bulkheads, interiors and other components.

One of the advantages of using SMC molds to manufacture aircraft components is that it can produce lightweight, strong, and corrosion-resistant parts. These characteristics are very important for aircraft because they can reduce the weight of the aircraft and improve its performance, thereby reducing fuel consumption and reducing carbon emissions. It can also extend the time of staying in the air, thus enabling the aircraft to fly higher and faster or have better maneuverability. At the same time, the aircraft can also install more equipment to improve the overall performance of the aircraft. Reducing the quality of the structure can greatly reduce the use cost of the aircraft and achieve obvious economic benefits.

On the other hand, SMC products also have high processing performance and can be made into various complex shapes and sizes, which can help designers realize their creativity and imagination.

MDC Mould is a professional and renowned mold manufacturer, especially specializing in SMC mold, BMC mold and other compression mold. If you have any need, please contact us at [email protected];

#smc mould #smc mold #aricraft

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yourcoffeeguru · 3 months

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Vintage The Wonder Book Of Aircraft 1950s Ward Lock Illustrated Collectable || AUtradingpost - ebay

#books #vintage books #the wonder book of aricraft #vintage aircraft books #planes #vintage planes #vintage aeroplanes #autradingpost #ebay books

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olivalibereo · 19 days

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Maule Aircraft: A Pilot's Dream Come True

Maule Aircraft is renowned for producing rugged, versatile, and high-performance aircraft designed for various missions and environments. In this blog post, we'll delve into the world of Maule Aircraft, exploring their history, notable models, and the unique features that set them apart in the aviation industry.

The Legacy of Maule Aircraft

Maule Aircraft, founded by Belford D. Maule in 1941, has a rich heritage rooted in aviation excellence. Originally established as Maule Flying Service, the company began its journey by offering flight training and charter services. However, it wasn't long before Belford Maule's passion for aircraft design led to the creation of the iconic Maule M-4, the company's first aircraft model.

Over the decades, Maule Aircraft has earned a reputation for producing sturdy and reliable aircraft tailored to meet the demands of bush flying, agricultural operations, recreational flying, and specialized missions in remote or rugged terrain.

Notable Maule Aircraft Models

Maule M-4 Series: The Maule M-4 series, including models like the M-4-180V and M-4-220C, are known for their exceptional short takeoff and landing (STOL) capabilities. These aircraft feature robust construction, powerful engines, and versatile configurations suitable for various utility and recreational flying tasks.

Maule MX Series: The Maule MX series, such as the MX-7 and MX-7-180A, are popular among pilots seeking a combination of performance, durability, and versatility. These aircraft are well-suited for backcountry flying, off-airport operations, and rough terrain thanks to their rugged landing gear and adaptable design.

Maule M-5 Series: The Maule M-5 series, including models like the M-5-180C and M-5-235C, are renowned for their payload capacity, stability, and agility. These aircraft are often utilized for aerial surveying, wildlife management, cargo transport, and other specialized missions requiring robust performance and reliability.

Maule M-7 Series: The Maule M-7 series, exemplified by models such as the M-7-260C and M-7-235B, are high-performance aircraft designed for cross-country flights, recreational flying, and bush flying adventures. With spacious cabins, advanced avionics options, and powerful engines, the M-7 series offers a blend of comfort and capability.

Maule M-9 Series: The Maule M-9 series, including models like the M-9-235 and M-9-260, represent the pinnacle of Maule Aircraft's engineering prowess. These aircraft feature modern avionics suites, enhanced performance characteristics, and luxurious interiors, making them ideal for executive travel, long-distance flights, and advanced training purposes.

Unique Features of Maule Aircraft

STOL Capabilities: Maule Aircraft are renowned for their exceptional short takeoff and landing capabilities, allowing pilots to operate in confined spaces, remote airstrips, and challenging terrain with ease.

Robust Construction: Maule aircraft are built to withstand rugged environments and demanding operations. Their sturdy airframes, reinforced landing gear, and durable components ensure reliability and safety in challenging conditions.

Versatile Configurations: Maule aircraft offer versatile configurations and customization options to suit diverse mission requirements. From agricultural spraying equipment to floatplane conversions, Maule aircraft can be adapted for various roles.

Spacious Cabins: Many Maule aircraft models feature spacious cabins with ample headroom and legroom, providing comfort for passengers and cargo alike. The generous cabin space makes long flights more enjoyable and accommodating.

Advanced Avionics: Modern Maule aircraft are equipped with advanced avionics systems, including GPS navigation, digital displays, autopilot capabilities, and communication tools, enhancing situational awareness and flight management.

The Future of Maule Aircraft

As aviation technology continues to evolve, Maule Aircraft remains committed to innovation, safety, and performance. With a focus on customer satisfaction, product excellence, and environmental responsibility, Maule Aircraft looks forward to continuing its legacy of delivering exceptional aircraft for pilots and operators worldwide.

In conclusion, Maule Aircraft's dedication to quality craftsmanship, rugged durability, and versatile performance has earned them a prominent place in the aviation industry. Whether for bush flying adventures, agricultural operations, recreational flying, or specialized missions, Maule aircraft models continue to inspire pilots and aviation enthusiasts with their capabilities and reliability.

#maule aircraft #military aricraft

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ageofinvincibility · 11 months

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Go Navy

#us military #navy #go navy #aricraft carrier #vintage #recruiting poster

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tendervulture · 11 months

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Watched a documentary on aircraft carriers and enamored with the though of a huge mech that turns into an aircraft carrier hosting an entire rookery of flightframes. The flightframes protect their bestie and home, and in term the aricraft carrier gives them a safe place to roost and companionship. Flightframes shooting the breeze on the top deck with their buddies, including the aircraft carrier, making sure they feel included.

Multiple generations of flightframes growing up on top of the aircraft carrier. Alternatively, an aircraft carrier inheriting their parent’s colony of seekers when their parent deactivates.

There might even a group of destroyers who travel with the aircraft carrier, forming an entire floating/flying community.

#transformers #maccadam #cybertronian #tf headcanons #seekers #aircraft carrier #tf #i speak #headcanons #mine #text post #fluff #sorry I just needed something cute #sparklings

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ariesgamesandminis · 5 months

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50% off our final pieces of CAV: Strike Operations! I'd love to see these go before Christmas so if you have the need…please swing by & pick these up!

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cooltatoworld · 5 months

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#aviationelectronicparts #aircraftelectronicparts #electronic components #aerospace electronic parts

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patheticprogrammingperson · 8 months

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Welcome back once more, and it's time to take this series to the moon, litrllly.

Destination Moon, or, "That time Hergé decided to try to outdo Edgar P Jacobs", is part one of the duology in which Tintin&Co go to the moon.

A quick note, there are no major characters in this that don't carry over to the second part, so the character segment's going to be excluded here.

Plot-line

So Tintin and Haddock get telegraph letter from Professor Calculus, informing them that he is in Klow, capital of Syldavia, which you may remember from book 8, and so they promptly fly over, Haddock pays hundreds of Khors of import duty on his suitcase full of alcoholic beverages, then get in a car Calculus sent, but insted of going to Klow, they go into the monutins, past a series of checkpoints manned by armed guads, and inot a underground bunker.

They meet up with Calculus, who exposits that this is in fact a nuclear research facility, Sprodj, which is in the process of building a single-stage nuclear-engine rocket for a round-trip moon landing, under Calculus's supervision, and Calculus wants Tintin and Haddock to crew the rocket along with him and Wolff, an engineer.

After a short fire, they get a tour of the facility, the atomic pile, which is an old term for a nuclear reactor, and the X-FLR 6, a unmanned nuclear rocket intended to circle and photograph the moon.

That night, as Tintin&Co are sleeping, a small aricraft flies over the Sprodj, drops three parachutists, almost gets shot down by Sprodj's anti-air batteries, a shell of which hits Calcul's room, propeling his bed out of the room, and onto the (presumably) power lines outside.

One of the parachutist's parachutes fails to open, killing them, but the other two evade capture.

Then the Thom(p)sons show up, being falsely arrested as the parachutists, but swiftly let go on Tintin's order.

Now in order to catch the parachutists, Tintin heads out into the mountains, meets some bears, whom they feed honey sandwiches and run from.

Tintin finds one of parachutists, outside a ventilator, which the Sprodj thinks is inaccessible, being passed some papers, from a spy, who shall be important later, but when attempting to confront them, the other parachutist, Jim, shoots Tintin, leaving him with a grazed skull.

With Tintin recovered sufficiently to walk, it is now time for the launch of the unmanned X-FLR 6, which is intended to orbit the moon, however, when it re-enters control signal view emerging from the dark side of the moon, it is overtaken by another control signal, operated by the same mysterious group that sent the parachutists, and so Calculus remotely destroys the X-FLR 6.

This setback fails to demotivate Calculus, and constriction of the larger, manned lunar return rocket.

However, during a space suit training exercise, Haddock calls Calculus a goat, which drives him around the metaphorical bend, and he drives Haddock to see the almost-constructed rocket, despite his lack of a driver’s licence, and while showing Haddock the ship, falls down a hatch, and develops amnesia, which persists all of two-and-a-bit pages, until Haddock calls him a goat again, which saves his memory.

And so, the day arrives, they board the rocket, Haddock has regrets, and off it pops into space.

Things I like

First off, the sheer spectacle, the rocket, the nucular pile, even the centre itself, Hegré does a magnificent job of conveying the sheer amount of big present here, it all feels very proper and to-scale.

I love the use of blueprints and schematic diagrams, I just love that kind of thing in general, I have literally shelves of books of that kind of thing, both real and fictional, and, fun fact, I originally picked up Explorers On The Moon, my first Tintin book, in a bookshop, years and years and years ago, thinking it was one of those schematic diagram books, and ended up loving it.

Things I don't

Haddock says they intend to leave at once, but leave two days later

Haddock verbally abuses armed police at a checkpoint

Haddock gets sprayed with paint intended to go to space, right in the face, but is just fine

Calculus sleeps through a anti-air shell coming through his window and blowing his bed, with him in it, back out

The Thom(p)sons wear what the Director calls Greek costumes, but in 30 seconds of ducking, I was unable to find anything that resembled them whatsoever

The vent shaft that the spy uses to pass plans is very clearly accesable, with basically zero effort

Troublesome bits

As always these days, I didn't find anything, but please tell me if you did.

Silly bits

Haddock transports a suitcase of spirits into Syldavia, and does not declare it

Calculus gets smashed over the head with a hammer

Haddock smokes a Ebonite ear-trumpet

Calculus misplaces top-secret plans in a waste-paper basket

Conclusion

I’m starting to sound like a bit of a broken record with these first-part-of-a-duology reviews, but yes, it does a very good job of setting up the next one, in more ways than is at first apparent.

Sources

Destination Moon

Ebonite

#include <stdio.h>#book review #tintin

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embedded-egypt · 8 months

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How Jet #Aricraft Engine Works in Details #Aviation #AeroArduino

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a-curious-acaerion · 2 years

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TIL In WWII, to increase the chance of Aricraft bombers returing, armors are placed on areas not or were least damaged on surviving planes and not where there were a lot of holes.

(Not/least damaged parts were reinforced and not the parts where they had the most damage.)

The reasoning was that survivors were able to survive the damages on those parts, which were identified as the vulnerable spots, and those who didn't never came back.

#today i learned #survivorship bias #aircraft #ww2 #acaerion

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flyingprivate · 2 years

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