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    This presentation is about aircraft not just any aircraft but the aircraft during WWII what role did they play? Well they played a very huge role. What do you mean by that? Well I mean that without them the battle would be undetermined. Aircraft delivered weaponry so they would be more armed. They were able to also drop bombs and attack from above. But in this presentation we will be focusing in on one specific plane this plane is called the p-40 war hawk. The p-40 war hawk was a phenomenal plane

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    OVERVIEW The aircraft manufacturing industry consists of completed aircrafts, aircraft engines and engine parts and other aircraft parts and systems. Completed aircraft manufacturing accounts for over 60% of the aircraft manufacturing industry, the largest sector. Aircraft engines and other aircraft parts and systems account for smaller equal parts of the industry. Please refer to figure 4. The aircraft segment includes completed large commercial aircrafts, regional aircrafts, business jets

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    A pilot is someone who is certified to operate aircraft in order to transport goods and/or passengers from one location to the next, for leisure, business and commercial purposes. Pilots can be employed by the government, corporations, commercial airlines, and can sometimes be self-employed. Aircraft are usually operated by two pilots, who will take turns in controlling the aircraft to avoid fatigue. Pilots are very essential to the function of the field in aviation. The History The field of aviation

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    Future of Passenger Aircraft

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    The future of passenger aircraft and their manufactures has an amazing outlook. Every year the brightest minds in aviation compile the greatest technological advances towards creating the safest and most economical aircraft on the planet. No detail is over looked, and the bottom dollar is the all controlling factor. From private aircraft to public aircraft, space exploration and beyond, the future is bright for the passenger aircraft market, and everyone who purchases air travel should be excited

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    Allied Aircraft Facts

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    1. Purpose: To Provide Information Regarding Present Status of Available Allied Air Power and Options Following Landings. 2. Facts a. Since the commencement of formal hostilities with Germany in 1941, production of aircraft has drastically increased, exceeding initial estimates. In FY41, the number of heavy bombers produced was 282. This increased to 2,513 in FY42, and to 9,574 in FY43, with the majority comprised of B-17 and B-24 bombers. Fighter production has seen a similar increase. b. The

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    airplane folks use when discussing the properties and merits of airplanes. It is necessary to understand these terms when comparing airplanes. Some of the most commonly used are gross weight, useful load, and payload. Gross weight is the maximum aircraft weight when full with cargo and fuel. It can be dangerous to exceed gross weight because the airframe might not be able to handle the extra weight. Useful load is how much weight can be put in the plane including fuel. Payload is how much weight

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    Nowadays, the growing public awareness of the impact of aircraft emissions on the environment forces the aviation stakeholders to search for environmentally friendly solutions. The relation between aircraft emissions and climate change relies heavily on fossil fuels. Indeed, when an aircraft burns fuel, several pollutants that alter the chemical composition of the atmosphere are produced and released into the sky. One of the principal pollutants emitted from aviation is the carbon dioxide (CO2);

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    Report on research Project. Abstract: Aircraft fuel efficiency has improved significantly since the beginning of the jet era in the 1960s, and from 1970 to 2000 total energy intensity was reduced by more than 60%. Fuel burn is a key determinant of aviation economics given that fuel costs account for up to 35% of total aviation costs. The aviation industry has therefore focused on fuel efficiency improvement through engine and aircraft innovation which has resulted in a reduction in total energy intensity

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    Aircraft carriers are essentially the backbone of the United States Navy as they are a hybrid warship with the unique ability to provide the greatest projection of power through the aircraft launched off of their 4.5 acre flight decks. Beyond their vital aircraft launching capabilities, they support the largest number of crew members over any other class of ship making them a powerhouse for almost any mission type designated to them. With the aircraft carrier holding the title of being the flagship

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    Aircrafts are and always have been a great mode of transportation and come with many clear advantages over many other forms of transportation . This in turn may be one of the main causes of their popularity and success over the years. Aircrafts are used commercially, Privately and they even have military applications. Aircrafts have always been an iconic sign of freedom. Even in the media and in commercial advertisements an airplane can be a symbolic tool used to instill security, freedom and luxury

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