INTRODUCTION TO AVIATION

INTRODUCTION TO AVIATION

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INTRODUCTION TO AVIATION

INTRODUCTION TO AVIATION

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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.

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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.

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

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

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

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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.

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

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