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Month: September 2014

Aircraft Systems

How Your Broken Plane Can Fly Safely: Part 1

September 29, 2014 0

As you relax sipping ginger-ale on your next flight, here’s something to ponder: The airplane you are riding in might have stuff broken. It might even have parts missing! Starting to lose that warm and fuzzy […]

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How Your Broken Plane Can Fly Safely: Part 2

September 29, 2014 26

In Part 1 (featured at NYCAviation.com), I talked about what happens when stuff on an airliner breaks while we sit at the gate. What do airline pilots do when there is a mechanical malfunction while airborne? Airliners […]

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Aviation’s Crazy, Mixed Up Units of Measure

September 5, 2014 31

One of the challenges of international flying is handling different units of measure in different countries. In aviation, the battle between imperial and metric units continues. Feet, meters, statute miles, nautical miles, inches of mercury, […]

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