One of the most critical components in an aircraft, the propeller, is an aviation part that is not only responsible for giving its vessel a thrust capability, but it is also one of the pieces that weathers the most wear and tear. Because of the speed that they move at and the weight that is attached to them, the propellers are often at risk of sustaining serious damage after each flight. If not properly maintained and cared for, that risk is doubled. Because it is so vital to the aircraft and because they must endure frequent use, it’s important to implement enough care and maintenance for your vessel. Below you can find some tips and tricks to help you adhere to flight safety by providing great care to your aircraft propeller. Read more >>
It is common for pilots flying commercial or private aircraft to use manual flight controls, but there is a much safer and less costly alternative. This alternative is known as the “fly-by-wire” method. The fly by wire is a system that replaces manual flight control and operates with an electronic interface. What this means is that all flight control movements are transformed into electronic signals that are produced by wires. Flight control computers are then used to determine how to move triggers like the actuator at each control surface. Read more >>
Once flight is achieved, aircraft flight controls give a pilot the ability to direct an aircraft. In this article, we will go over primary flight control and secondary flight control systems to give an overview of how flight control systems accomplish aerial navigation. Aircraft flight control systems are comprised of aircraft control surfaces, cockpit controls, connecting linkages and various operating mechanisms such as flaperon parts, bellcranks, pulleys and cables. Read more >>
While flying is an exceedingly safe means of travel, aircraft manufacturers have to expect the unexpected. Even in the event of total engine failure, aircraft can glide for impressive distances. However, in order to land the aircraft safely, a power source is needed to operate the flight controls. This is where ram air turbines (RATs) come in. RAT systems, a product of Hamilton Sundstrand, can provide emergency power in the event of engine, hydraulic, or electrical failure. Available in hydraulic, electric, and hybrid models, RATs have become a standard of backup systems in modern day aircraft whether it be business, regional, large commercial jets, or military. Read more >>
If you own a small or large private airline company, then you will need to rely on a responsible crew to handle all aspects involved with FBO. FBO refers to fixed base operators, or the organization that is granted the right by the airport to provide services like fueling, hangaring, tie-down and parking, aircraft rental, and other services on the aircraft. Overall they provide various services depending on the demand from the airport and its base. Read more >>
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