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Often times many feel that only the rich and famous can afford to travel by chartering a private jet. The truth is, individuals from all walks of life can afford to travel with a private jet charter, whether you are an elementary school teacher or a hot Hollywood icon. In fact, chartering a private jet has become increasingly popular among individuals who are looking to travel for business trips or leisure activities. Continue reading

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The United States new Stealth Fighter will probably would be one of the last fighter planes, or combat aircraft that actually has a pilot inside. The next generation of fighter planes will not need a pilot because they will be run with Tele-robotics, or completely autonomously. This will not only prevent the risking of lives in the battlespace, but it will also allow these aircraft to make it sharper turns, which would normally black-out a human pilot.

The cost savings to create fully autonomous aircraft without the cockpit and all the controls, or all the systems needed for ejection seats, instrumentation, and life support systems will be about a 45% savings, for more. Without the extra weight of all this instrumentation, pilot, and everything involved with putting a human into an… Continue reading

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Aircraft are not toys, well some aircraft are toys or made for pleasure and sport, but they are not anything to take lightly. You must respect aircraft at all times, never take your mind off of their operations and you must stay heads up even when you are on the ground. This goes for those working around or handling their private aircraft on the ramp as much as naval military personnel working with flight operations on an aircraft carrier. Let me tell you a little story that happened long ago.

You see, I was at the airport, a little general aviation airport, and a guy in a Beechcraft Musketeer with a problem with his battery starts his aircraft by hand propping it. No big deal right? He also set the nose… Continue reading

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Aircraft overhaul is crucial as the lifetime use of each individual plane varies significantly. Some airlines only use craft that are fairly new, while other airlines are forced, for long-term finance lease reasons, to operate much older aircraft. Aircraft maintenance and overhaul services sometimes operate as an accident damage center to repair damage from small repairs to major renovation.

Aircraft maintenance is critically important with quality service companies focusing on either particular aircraft or several models depending upon the size of the company. As part of aircraft maintenance services and overhaul, parts are individually assessed at regular intervals to make sure that craft comply with aviation rules and regulations. Deterioration and age-prevention programs are fundamental to the longevity of the aircraft and they help to prevent dangerous circumstances arising.

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With so many airshows going on throughout the year one that is dynamic and guaranteed to hold the attention in every way is held at Dunsfold, the Wings and Wheels aircraft and race car show is certainly one of first class. The home of the Top Gear television program certainly packs a punch when it comes to entertaining a crowd. Essentially Dunsfold is a low key privately owned aerodrome used mainly for testing, repair, and a variety of aircraft operations, but on the day of their annual prestigious airshow it becomes a buzzing hive for all kinds fuel driven activities.

I arrived just after 8am as I believed this to be early enough to gain entry and experience some of the other attractions available prior to the main display getting started… Continue reading

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Aerospace spring materials and their quality can be in stark relief when they are mechanical springs which have failed either by fracture or by significant deformation in use, a mechanical product newly designed or improved, where a new design of a spring is required, or where cost reduction is required for the spring.Perhaps the springs were used in severer conditions than initially expected or some important quality requirement failed to be included at the design stage.

When unloaded. springs should return to the original position or to the original shape. An unloaded spring often does not recover to its original shape and this kind of shape change is called a permanent set of a spring. If a permanent set takes place in a spring, it may exert some deleterious effect. Springs… Continue reading

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Carefully inspect all hydraulic hose and fittings at regular intervals to ensure airworthiness. Investigate any evidence of fluid loss or leaks. Check metal tubes for leaks, loose anchorage, scratches, kinks, or other damage. Inspect fittings and connections for leakage, looseness, cracks, burrs, or other damage. Replace or repair defective elements. Make sure the hoses do not chafe against one another and are correctly secured and clamped.

a. Replacement of Metal tube. When inspection shows hydraulic hose to be damaged or defective replace the entire line or, if the damaged section is localized, a repair section may be inserted. In replacing aircraft hose, always use tubing of the same size and material as the original line. Use the old tubing as a template when bending the new tube, unless it is too… Continue reading

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There are many reasons to gain a Private Pilot License, also called a Private Pilot Certificate. The three main reasons are for recreation, business, or a stepping stone to the Commercial Pilot License. While many pilots in the United States get their flight training through the military, here we provide the steps needed to become a pilot by training at one of the many flight schools in America. Lets take a look at the steps which are needed in order to become a certified Private Pilot.

1) The first step is a psychological step. You need to make sure you are in the proper mind set and have the proper attitude to learn how to fly. This means you should have a very good reason, at least for yourself, in terms… Continue reading

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General Aviation in the twenty first century desists in pursuing the technology of it’s larger heavier cousins. affordable computers and new technology has now bridged the chasm between GA aircraft avionics suites and the glass cockpit behemoths of the sky, and to the private pilot, offers an exciting new dimension to flying.

There can be no doubt that such instrumentation offers extra safeguards with visual representation of terrain, moving maps and courses, you name it, it’s all there at a glance. Everyone would agree that such instrumentation offers the VFR pilot a level of safety, never enjoyed before, and yet, some would argue (myself included) that the temptation of a glass presentation might encourage the pilot to push into an ever deteriorating situation that he or she may not have previously… Continue reading

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One of the biggest airshows in the UK is held at Farnborough, but the downside is it is only held once every two years. The amount of people that attend this event is staggering when you think what the event is all about. It just goes to show how many followers the world of aviation actually has. Surely one airshow is much the same as another, or is it…

Farnborough airfield sits firmly within Hampshire and started life as a small military airfield and has grown into a busy private airfield that always has something or another going on. Once every two years though it is host to the largest air spectacular in the UK. What makes the Farnborough airshow so different has a lot to do with the vastness and… Continue reading

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