Useful tips for everyday
Can a student pilot fly with a non CFI? Before embarking on any solo flight, a student pilot must have a current and appropriate endorsement…
Why do helicopters use turboshaft engines? Unlike turbojets, the primary purpose of which is to produce thrust from the expanded gases, turboshafts are intended to…
Will aircraft mechanics be automated? 71% Chance of Automation. Why do we need to do inspection for aircraft? Both scheduled and unscheduled maintenance and aircraft…
Do wingtip vortices cause induced drag? Wingtip vortices are associated with induced drag, an unavoidable consequence of three-dimensional lift generation. The rotary motion of the…
How do airplane headings work? The heading of an aircraft, which is also referred to as bearing or vector, according to NASA, is the direction…
How long do jet engines need to warm up? They require warming up the engines in stages which involves several increases in power corresponding to…
What direction is wind reported? Wind direction is reported by the direction from which it originates. For example, a north or northerly wind blows from…
What is the proper procedure to avoid wake turbulence? Here’s what the FAA recommends to avoid wake turbulence on takeoff: Rotate prior to the point…
What is a bay in aviation? On an aircraft or ship, a bay is a section that is used for carrying cargo or equipment. in…
How do I wipe an iBook g4? Power up the iBook, and press the “option” key. You will get a boot menu asking if you…