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Who is required to use flight data recorders, "Black Boxes?"
Who is required to use flight data recorders, "Black Boxes?"
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A FDR i.e. flight data recorder or ADR i.e. Accident Data recorder popularly known as the black box is a combination of two devices packed in a box. The first is ...
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An Overview of Human Factor Considerations of Unmanned Aircraft Systems / Unmanned Aerial vehicles
Table of Contents
Abstract3
Introduction4
Discussion5
A Brief History of UAVs/UASs6
Human Factor Considerations7
Level of Automation12
Endurance16
Sensing Capabilities18
Robustness of Communication Systems20
Different Applications of UAVs21
Remote sensing21
Transport21
Military Attacks22
Scientific Research22
Surveillance22
Hydrocarbon Exploration23
Search and Rescue23
Fire Detection and Fighting24
Licenses/Personal Training In the Future for UAV/UAS Pilots24
Sharing of Airspace between ...
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History and Development of Boeing 737
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The paper discuss about the historical development of the commercial jet Boeing 737. As Boeing is one of the biggest US exporters, with expanding incomes of $28.5 billion in 2006, a 33% development initiated by improvements in the output. The Boeing 737 (pronounced "seven-three-seven") ...
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Aerodynamics of Military Fighter Jets
Aerodynamics of Military Fighter Jets
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Aerodynamics is the part of physics that studies the effects of air and gases on the movement of solids the aerodynamics describes the behavior of a body moving in the air and its resistance to progress. A streamlined body offers little ...
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Navajo Indians
Navajo Indians
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The Navajo are indigenous nation U.S. largest, has about 298,000 for individuals. They live in the Southwestern United States spread across the states of Arizona , New Mexico , Utah and Colorado , along with 37 Navajos living in Chihuahua and Sonora , northern Mexico . Navajo ...
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Rotorcraft Operations
Rotorcraft Operations
Overview of the Helicopters
A helicopter rises by the same principle by which an aircraft takes off: The movement of an airfoil or airfoil through the air. The wing of an airplane is an airfoil moving through the air with a forward movement. The blade of helicopter rotor airfoils ...
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UNITED STATES IMMIGRATION POLICY
Should the United States have a more Stringent Immigration Policy?
Should the United States have a more Stringent Immigration Policy?
Recent debates about United States immigration law have taken as self-evident that immigration restrictions are beneficial policy, with the only question being which level of authorities should impose ...
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Video Cameras in the Flight Deck of Airplanes
Video Cameras in the Flight Deck of Airplanes
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Airline accidents today, like the recent American Airlines crash in Queens, N.Y., can puzzle safety experts. They struggle for months, even years, often unable to explain fully flights problems or how the pilots reacted. ...
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Safety Compliance
Safety Compliance
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These days, airline safety is becoming more and more complex and controversial. Recently, for example it was discovered that most of the essential safety checks did not take place on time and schedule by the Southwest Airline due to which, they were fined millions of US Dollars by ...
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Federal Aviation Administration
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The research paper aims to identify the fines issued by FAA against different commercial airlines and their impact on their performance related to the safety of the passengers. The research discusses the violations of the regulations established by FAA and the penalties imposed on commercial airlines. Furthermore, the ...