Found 11 Articles for Airlines & Aviation

The aerospace industry is a complex and rapidly evolving sector. Projects in the aerospace industry are often high-risk, time-sensitive, and require specialized knowledge of multiple disciplines. As a result, successful project management can be difficult to achieve. If not managed well, projects may suffer from delays or go over budget. There are several unique challenges that make managing projects in the aerospace industry different than other industries; these include resource limitations, international collaboration across multiple departments, technological complexity, unpredictable outcomes due to ever-changing regulations and standards for safety and certification requirements as well as environmental considerations such as noise pollution ... Read More

If you are a regular flier, then you have most likely already experienced the many benefits that both short and long-distance flying have to offer. Although there are those who would really like flying for extended periods of time, the majority of people do not find long-haul flights to be at all pleasurable. You stand in lengthy lines, go through an unending number of security checks, and are forced to sit in close quarters with two individuals for a period of time that you would typically do everything possible to avoid. Therefore, many people choose shorter flight distances; nevertheless, the ... Read More

One of the significant discussions that have been on the rise is whether the terms host and hostess can be used in place of each other. The word Jody generally has varied applications and makes distinguishing them challenging.One example we can see here is event management, considered a professional work genre. Among the other delegates, the hosts play an essential role in the success of both big and small events. The host's professionalism depends on the parties, and there are special training schools to establish oneself as the host or hostess.However, when we take a deeper look at each of ... Read More

The answer to this question is YES !!Every aircraft has a specified takeoff weight which is the maximum weight certified for an aircraft to make it airworthy. Before each flight, the Pilots and the safety crew calculate the maximum permissible weight based on many key factors like runway length, weather conditions, luggage capacity, number of seats in the place etc., and decide upon the quantity of fuel to be filled in.Due to so many factors, the commercial planes almost refuel for each and every flight.

The Skytrax World Airport survey is an independent study and Awards for various categories like world's best airports, busiest airports, cleanest airports etc., are given away to the winning airports at no cost. The Awards are voted for by air travellers in the largest, annual global airport customer satisfaction survey.In 2018, the survey was conducted covering 550 airports worldwide and evaluating traveller experiences based on key performance indicators like check-in, arrivals, transfers, shopping, security and immigration through to departure at the gate.Tokyo Haneda International Airport is once again named as the World's Cleanest Airport for 2018 according to the airport ... Read More

The Kempegowda International Airport, shortly known as KIA of Bangalore which has been widely applauded as a high-flyer International Airport having considerable passenger growth for 2017, this has also got another feather in its crown now.KIA has bagged the second place in Airport service quality (ASQ) rankings, as reported by Airports Council International (ACI).Who Ranks Them?ACI is a trade association of the world’s airports. They collect data from the customers of all airports, over the course of the year in a worldwide program of evaluating airports depending on the customer feedback. According to the feedbacks, 34 key performance factors, such ... Read More

All things that fly using wings need air. Moving air has a force that will lift kites, airplanes, and balloons up and down. An aircraft experiences four basic forces, they areLift: The upward force acting on the aircraft which helps the airplane to fly.Drag: The backward force caused by the resistance of air flow.Thrust: The forward force produced by the engines of the aircraftWeight: The body and cargo weight of the aircraft acting in a downward direction.An aircraft flies when the lift force exceeds the weight of the aircraft. For this to happen the aircraft must move at high velocities. ... Read More

Both scramjet and Ramjet are types of jet engines. A ramjet is an air breathing jet engine which is usually associated with supersonic transport. Ramjets can start at supersonic speeds only, so as a result they cannot be started at zero velocity and cannot produce thrust as there is a lack of airspeed.Hence assisted take off flights or rockets are needed to or accelerate it to a supersonic speed from which it starts producing thrust. This makes ramjet engine to be efficient only at supersonic speeds as it can accelerate to speeds of about Mach 6. Ramjet has revolutionized Rocket ... Read More

A turbojet engine is used in Aircraft. These are air-breathing engines which suck in air from the atmosphere for combustion. It has various components like inlet, compressor, combustion chamber, turbines, and nozzle. Air is drawn into the turbojet engine, compressed, mixed with fuel, and burned continuously.The exhaust product of this burning operates the turbine for the compressor, producing thrust which propels the aircraft. Turboprops are used in smaller and slow-paced air crafts as turbojets are not efficient at low speeds whereas turbofans have better specific fuel consumption than the turbojet. These engines are generally installed below the wings or near ... Read More

Cheap and Economy flights are the first choice of middle-class people and regular business travelers to reach their destinations fast and within the budget. This has led to many domestic airlines come up in the market like Spice Jet, IndiGo, GoAir and so on with most economical prices. The maintenance of the flights and make of the Engine are far from the mind of an average traveler.On Monday, March 12 the civil aviation regulator, DGCA has grounded several aircraft with Pratt & Whitney Engines which are reported with technical issues for quite some time now.DGCA grounded 11 A320 Neo planes ... Read More