INTRODUCTION TO AVIATION

The engine’s purpose is to produce power that help move the aircraft at a speed fast enough for it to take off and keep in the air.

is a moveable part hinged to the tail and it can be moved up or down. It raises or lowers the nose of the aircraft, causing the aircraft to ascend or descend.

makes up the moveable section of the wing. It can be moved up or down to keep the aircraft balanced in flight.

These systems help provide potable water for consumption, to the galleys, as well as hot and cold water for the lavatories.

These systems help provide potable water for consumption, to the galleys, as well as hot and cold water for the lavatories.

force created by propellers or engines. It helps push the aircraft forward. An aircraft is in level cruising flight (i.e. maintaining the same altitude and same speed) when gravity = lift and drag = thrust.

Set rules and policies for the training and certification of aviation personnel.

make up the vertical sections of the tail.

is a moveable part hinged to the fin and it can be moved from side to side. It is used to control a turn.

A section of a wide body aircraft dedicated for Cabin Crew during breaks and rest.

works mainly to inculcate cooperation among airlines, with the ultimate aim of providing the highest standards of safety and service to passengers.