Useful tips for everyday
How did WWII self-sealing fuel tanks work? Self-sealing fuel tanks worked by having two layers of rubber. The inner layer, which was in direct contact…
What is tailless delta wing? A tailless aircraft has no tail assembly and no other horizontal surface besides its main wing. The most successful tailless…
What does arming the speed brake do? High performance military aircraft have long used speedbrakes, interchangeably referred to as air brakes or dive brakes, to…
What are fixed-wing aircraft used for? Some fixed-wing aircraft are used by air forces to defend countries. These may be fighter aircraft, using guns or…
How do you read aircraft registration? All the domestic airlines, from IndiGo to Jet Airways have the prefix, which is followed by unique alphabets that…
What does CFM LEAP stand for? Leading Edge Aviation Propulsion The CFM International LEAP (“Leading Edge Aviation Propulsion”) is a high-bypass turbofan produced by CFM…
What happens if an airplane window cracks? Basically, the air pressure inside the cabin is higher than it is outside of the plane to enable…
How do single engine planes counter torque? How does a single engine propeller aircraft balance the rotating torque? – Quora. Good question. So, there’s offset…
Can you fly in icing conditions? Only with certified ice protection systems can you intentionally fly into known or forecast icing. If you are not…
Is UPnP same as DLNA? DLNA is derived from UPnP specifically for the purpose of media interoperability. The main difference between the two is the…