Learn more about the proposed #SAT runway improvements and provide your input on August 20 at a public meeting. Get all of the details here: https://lnkd.in/gRBNE-yw
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🛫 Whether you're an aviation pro or just curious, with this video let's break down the science behind determining the position of Runway Holding Position Marking. #AviationInsights #RunwayCalculations #SafetyFirst ✈️🤓 https://lnkd.in/gsMB3Uwa
Table 3-2 Annex 14 | Calculation behind Runway Holding Position | Including ILS/MLS criteria
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AeroVironment crushed analysts’ expectations when it released its second-quarter earnings results after the markets closed on Dec. 5, but despite the beat and even raising its guidance, shares closed down 10% on Dec. 6. AeroVironment, an aerial drone company and defense contractor based in Arlington, Virginia but with significant operations in Simi Valley and Moorpark, announced that revenue was up 62% to $180.8 million for the quarter that ended Oct. 28, beating analysts expectations by about 1% according to Zacks Consensus Estimate. CEO Wahid Nawabi said it was the company’s highest second-quarter revenue in its history combined with an equally strong bottom-line performance. https://lnkd.in/ey5Xe5bX
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Collins Aerospace has launched its Collins’ Airport Surface Awareness System for real-time tracking, monitoring, and recording of aircraft and GSE at airports. The ability to track aircraft as well as ground support equipment provides a real-time, holistic view of airport operations that enables airports to enhance operational efficiency and help decrease ground incursions. “Lack of situational awareness consistently contributes to critical issues at airports, including incidents on the airfield, inefficient aircraft turn management and improper use of ground support equipment,” said Rakan Khaled, general manager of Airport Solutions at Collins Aerospace (an RTX business). “This system provides real-time data to airports to solve for those issues.” https://lnkd.in/d3xhSZZw #technology #airports #realtime #monitors #aircraft #aviationindustry
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A350 hull fire and loss is a major demonstration of the safety of using composite materials in the fuselage of an airliner:
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Falcon 2000EX Takeoff + Market Updates + Operating Cost ✈️📊💰 . This falcon was in my backyard so here's what the market is doing but 1st... what the heck is the difference between the Falcon 2000, 2000EX and 2000LX? 🤔 . The History 🕰️ -The 2000 was produced from 1995-2006 and was the original flagship model. -The 2000 EX/EX EASy was produced 2003-2009. It included 25% greater range. -The EX EASy had improved flight deck (Primus Epic). -Later, the LX was introduced between 2007 and 2014. It included enhancements such as winglets and upgraded avionics (Collins Pro Line 4). . Today, the 2000 LXS is the latest version of the 2000 series. . The Market (Falcon 2000) 📈 . FOR SALE: For Sale: 23 Avg asking $: $5,110,000 Avg days on market: 148 ( 5 months) . SOLD (last 6 months): # sold: 11 Avg Sale $: $5,350,000 Avg days on market: 135 (4 months) . Operating cost 💵 Assumptions: 91 operation Source: Conklin De Decker . 350hrs flying/year Annually: $3,088,000 Per hr: $8,823 . 450hrs flying/year: Annually: $3,660,000 Per hr: $8,132 . Questions? Leave a comment or send me a DM and I'd be happy to answer. . #jet #privatejet #aircraft #business #businessaviation #cost #operatingcost #investment #investing #falcon #falcon2000 #dassault #dassaultfalcon #dassaultfalcon2000
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Special Mission Challenger 650 The roster of Bombardier’s special mission #aircraft is set to grow with two orders from Nordic countries. #Finland’s #coastguard has selected the Challenger 650 for its MVX #airborne #surveillance requirement. #Sweden has also exercised an option to purchase a third Global 6000-based S 106 GlobalEye airborne early warning (AEW) platform. Sierra Nevada Corporation will supply Finland’s aircraft, the U.S. company will outfit the two large-cabin Challengers to meet the coast guard’s requirements, based on the company’s Rapcon-X #aerial intelligence-gathering solutions. To be operated on the civil register as OH-MVX and OH-MVY, the Challenger 650s will replace two Dornier Do-228 #turboprop. Following its first flight in 2015, the Challenger 650 was certified & introduced in the same year. Compared to the Challenger 605, it has a redesigned interior, Rockwell Collins Pro Line 21 Advanced #avionics, similar to the Challenger 350, Synthetic vision system (SVS) & a 5% increase in #takeoff #thrust. The Challenger 650 is also suitable for Flight Inspection, Weather/Atmospheric observation, #Medevac, #Maritime #Surveillance, Search & Rescue, ISR, AEW, EW, Multi-role & Target towing. #businessjet’s are awesome! #bizjet #bizav https://lnkd.in/dh3PYXH6
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This #throwbackthursday, we soar with the Wright Brothers! Their history-making flight in 1903 wouldn't have been possible without a key innovation: lightweight metal components. Strength without the weight! The brothers used steel for key structural elements but cleverly incorporated aluminum for parts that needed to be light and strong. This innovative combo allowed their Flyer to achieve liftoff. Did you know? Their success paved the way for using lightweight metals in future airplanes, making them faster, more efficient, and ultimately, accessible. What’s the real world impact ? From sleek jets to massive cargo planes, the Wright Brothers' lightweight metal strategy is a cornerstone of modern aviation. #wrightbrothers #firstflight #metalinnovation #aviationhistory #anythinginmetal
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Asking ATC to turn down the runway lights ! When asking ATC to turn down the runway lights, it is important to be specific about the desired brightness level. This will help ATC to ensure that the runway lights are bright enough to be safe for landing, but not so bright that they are blinding. Here are some tips for asking ATC to turn down the runway lights: 🔹 Make the request early. This will give ATC time to adjust the runway lights before you land. 🔹 Be clear and concise in your request. 🔹 Be polite and professional. If you are not sure what brightness level to request, ask ATC for their recommendation. #aerospace #aviation #aircraft #aircrafts #airplane #airplanes #aviationlovers #engineering #technology #airport #landing #aviationsafety
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LM Guide Model SR are used in the seat sliding mechanism of small aircraft. Because the floors in aircraft are generally made from sheet metal, measuring errors relating to mounting sections are common, and mounting can be a lengthy process. Because Model SR have excellent error absorbing capabilities, they can be mounted directly on the floor of aircraft, reducing the work required for assembly. In addition, THK's Miniature LM Guide Model RSR move smoothly and without play but are compact enough to use in seat footrests. For more information on how Linear Motion is used in the aerospace industry, be sure to check out website - https://lnkd.in/dsy4Qm4Y #THK #THKAmerica #Areospace #Aircraft #Aviation
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Hello LinkedIn Community, I recently visited the HAL Heritage Centre and Aerospace Museum 🏛️, where I observed some interesting aspects of aircraft maintenance. During my visit, I noticed a few issues with the aircraft components on display that raised some questions. I've attached a few images for reference: Image 1: Helicopter Nose Cone Description: This image depicts the nose cone of the aircraft with significant surface cracking 🛠️. What could be the underlying causes of this, and what repair strategies would you suggest? Image 2: Fuselage Surface Description: The second image shows part of the aircraft's fuselage with visible signs of corrosion and paint chipping ✈️. What are the recommended methods for treating and preventing this type of damage? Image 3: Helicopter Tail Rotor Description: This is a close-up of a helicopter tail rotor 🚁. I noticed some wear and tear on the blades. Can anyone provide insights on the best practices for inspecting and maintaining these components? I would greatly appreciate any advice or recommendations from professionals in the field. Thank you in advance for your help! 🙏 #AircraftMaintenance #AerospaceEngineering #HelicopterMaintenance #FuselageRepair #AviationExperts #HALHeritageCentre #AerospaceMuseum #AircraftInspection #CorrosionControl #NoseConeRepair #RotorBladeMaintenance #AerospaceTechnology #AircraftRestoration
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