Why Your Ears Pop When Flying in an Airplane
It’s not uncommon for passengers to hear — and feel — a slight “pop” in their ears when flying in...
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How the Wings of an Airplane Generate Lift
Lift is the acting force that keeps airplanes in the air. It allows airplanes to maintain or increase their altitude...
What Type of Glass Do Cockpit Windows Use?
Airplanes are meticulously designed to meet the necessary safety specifications. From the fuselage and engines to the landing gear and...
How Airplanes Recharge Their Batteries During Flight
Batteries are an important part of most airplanes. Even if an airplane has combustion jet engines, it will likely feature...
Six Months Practical Experience Training for Students from AME Institutes
AIESL has been providing six month Practical Experience Training in its Maintenance Division to the students of AME institutes for...
IDG – INTEGRATED DRIVE GENERATOR SYSTEM
IDG (integrated generator drive unit ) IDG ( integrated drive generator) is a Electrical generator which provides Electricity for the...
Why Airplane Tires Are Made of Conductive Rubber
Tires are an essential component of an airplane’s landing system. Airplanes can’t land on the belly of their fuselage. Rather,...
How Do Airplanes Get Fresh Air for the Cabin?
Airplane cabins don’t consist entirely of recycled air. Depending on the type of airplane, it may only recycle about half...
What Is the Empennage of an Airplane?
Airplanes consist of more than just a fuselage, wings and landing gear; they also have an empennage. Unless you’re familiar...
How Do Airplanes Turn When Flying?
Airplanes often turn to change direction. There are many different forces, however, acting against airplanes. Along with gravity, there’s drag,...