Essays on Takeoff

The neoclassical growth model also known as the Solow-Swan model was put forward to explain long-term economic growth and development by examining economic variables such as accumulation of capital, growth of labor and advancement of technological processes. This model can be used to provide theoretical framework which will aid in explaining and comparing the economic growth of China and India. The model stresses out on the manner in which examine and interpret data. For example, China’s high level of investment should not be directly interpreted as steady economic growth (Huisken 238). This is because economic growth in the ...

The air near the surface will usually become warmer throughout the day. This is one of the main reasons why it is unstable. Then at night, the air that is close to the surface will begin to cool. This is going to form a temperature inversion or a stable atmosphere.2. Inversions aloft are sometimes called “capping inversions” or “lids”. Why?

This is because it is like putting a lid on the atmosphere.

3. You are flying at 4,000 feet AGL over a city during the day. There are no clouds present. As you descend to land at a nearby airport, you notice that, although visibility was very good at 4, ...

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A commercial flight or a common carrier one is expected to exercise the highest degree of care in its undertaking, in contrast to contract carrier operators who are only expected to perform their duties with the care expected from an average person. Thus, to prove that it is not liable, it has to show that indeed it exercised extraordinary diligence. Is the assumption of risk defense available to an airline to defend against lawsuits brought by injured passengers or the survivors of passengers killed in an airline crash? Why? No. the reason behind this is anchored on statistical evidence. ...

BERNOULLI’S EXPERIMENT

ABSTRACT Two fluid properties, the Bernoulli principle and the Venturi effect, were examined and analyzed in this experiment. A venturi meter was used to measure the fluid flow rate, velocity, and pressure of water (the fluid being examined). The results showed that the fluid pressure decreases as the fluid traveled through a smaller cross sectional area. The minimum fluid pressure (in effect, maximum fluid velocity) was observed in the smallest cross sectional area at position D (diameter 16 mm). The decrease in fluid pressure was compensated by an increase in the fluid velocity. With these two measured phenomena, both ...

Introduction to Meteorology

Introduction to Meteorology

General Overview of Weather-related Accidents For every accident investigation attributed to a weather-related factor, NTSB was able to attach a subject modifier to the individual weather condition. This is because a single accident may be linked to several weather phenomena hence resulting in a citation of several subject modifiers for a single accident. For the purpose of this paper, several subject modifiers were amalgamated into one weather phenomenon for example under the category of wind; the paper includes reports whereby the NTSB was more specific on dust whirlwind, sudden wind shift, high wind, and crosswind as ...

Many people used to fly virtual plane, being in front of the computer. It is not a game, being a pilot is insanely challenging and technically complicated. The dream to fly has deep roots. This was the reason to create different flying machined. Every time, when going up in the sky, people used to bet their lives on it. The concept has not changed much; the profession of the pilot still remains quite dangerous; however flying the plane, I feel myself free and almighty, the one who challenges the nature. I am the first pilot. It is me who ...

Summer break is always the perfect time to experience something new. However, I wasn’t in the market for shopping for new experiences but rather continue with the things I was used that. That would be chilling on some beach with my friends, looking good, and meeting new people all summer long. However, my parents had other plans for how I would spend my summer: in Paris, France! I was totally psyched to go until I saw my mom’s schedule for the trip. Museums, gardens, some playbill? Ugh. Talk about an expensive field trip. Not only were that ...

Aircraft control surfaces are components of an aircraft used to control an aircraft. Normally, the control surfaces are movable parts in the plane wings and the tail. The surfaces help the pilot adjust attitude or plane orientation by creating differential pressure on different parts of the aircraft. The difference is pressure produces a force which then acts on the plane to produce the desired effect. Control surfaces employ the principle of lift just like the wings but in different directions. The lift forces produced by a control surface can act independently or in combination with a force from another ...

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Abstract The successful flight of an aircraft is often attributed to the finesse of its pilots as well as the dispatcher. It is a common practice in air crash investigations to put the blame of such a mishap on the shoulders of its pilots and the air traffic control unit. Most often, the other factors that are inclusive in any successful flight, is omitted. This paper tries to analyze these causes from the perspective of National Transport Safety Board, to generate an independent view about the crash of UPS Flight 1354. After thorough inspection of NTSB reports three main ...

Cause of Accident

The collision of two Boeing 747s i.e. KLM Flight 4805 (KLM) and Pan Am Flight 1736 (Pan Am) at Los Rodeos Airport in the 27th of March 1977, was a consequence of a series bad judgments and poor luck. The terrorist bombing of a passenger terminal at Las Palmas Airport led to closure of the airport, and the diversion of considerable traffic to Los Rodeos (Tenerife) Airport with inadequate capacity (notably parking and staff). The congestion led to the routine back taxing, which put the two aircrafts on the runway. Other important causal factors include:

Poor visibility

The rapid deterioration of ...

Introduction

All aircraft are constructed with the identical simple elements: wings for lifting, engine to enhance drive power, a fuselage to carry load and controls, and a tail assembly which typically regulates the bearing of flight. The fuselage or body of the airplane clutches all the fragments together. The pilots sit at the front of the cockpit at the fuselage. Travelers and cargo stay in the rear of the fuselage. Some aircraft carry fuel in the fuselage; others aircrafts have engines in the wings. The wings lift the weight of the aircraft itself, the fuel, the travelers, and the cargo. ...

Introduction

- The roles of a pilot are as interesting as they are adventurous. However, one must never forget the very basics for it informs the safety and consequential success of the flight. It is, therefore, an illuminating and engaging career worth the credit it has generally.

- While many of us would settle for other careers other than pilots, it is not far from the truth that in the next few years, we shall be booking flights to connect us ...

Flight for life refers to a prehospital service concerned with the provision of care services especially during emergencies, and which has many centers throughout the United States (Kingsolver 12). Primarily, flight for life offers medical transport of critically ill individuals to healthcare centers throughout the United States where they receive specialized medical care. In addition, the flight for life service operates by using several land vehicles alongside the fixed-wing aircraft in facilitating the transport of critically ill patients to specialized hospitals across America. Notably, the transport services by helicopter are very valuable in saving lives of victims of emergencies or ...

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Avionics, in common parlance, stands for aviation electronics. It is the development and production of electronic instruments for use in aviation and astronautics and such electronic instruments themselves. Avionic systems include control, monitoring, communications and the display and management of multiple systems that are fitted to aircraft to perform individual functions. Such systems majorly include control apparatus performance instruments communication instruments navigation system collision avoidance system black box Avionics are the electronic systems used on aircraft, artificial satellites, and spacecraft. My ...

Procedures:

- Warm up (5-7 minutes): At the beginning of the lesson the teacher will tell students about her most exciting journey. After the story the following questions will be asked: Have you ever travelled? What countries, in your opinion, should be visited and why? How did you get there? Which transport? - Development: The lesson will be in the form of dialogue. The teacher will start from the famous quotation of Mark Twain: “Only two things we’ll regret on deathbed – that we are a little loved and little traveled”. The teacher will explain that trips ...

Executive Summary

Recently, the Middle East has experienced high rates of bad weather conditions that among others have caused sandstorms around the region. These conditions continue to affect various socio-economic activities with massive deadly consequences especially for airline companies (Seinfield and Spyros, 2006). For instance, in 2008, sandstorms caused low visibility conditions caused very many cars to pile up on the Dubai-Abu Dhabi border. It is estimated that around 25 people lost their lives in this incident. In late 2013, the same incident did not only cause injuries to a dozen people but also hampered activities around Dubai airport for three days. ...

Essay

Introduction Air transport is considered to be one of the most weather-dependent industries. To ensure the normal operation the most complete, detailed information about the current and expected weather conditions is required. Meteorological conditions have a vital influence not only on the economic performance of the vehicles, but as well on traffic safety, on which numerous lives and health of passengers depend every single day. According to the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) weather conditions have been officially recognized as the cause of 6 to 20% of accidents for the last 25 years, and that is not taking into ...

History of airplanes 4

A. Airplane accidents 5 II. Turbulence Detection 7

B. Define 7

C. Benefits 7 III. High cost 8 IV. Air Traffic Control 9 D. Define 9

E. Benefits 10

F. Consequence 10 V. Air navigation system 11

G. Define 11

Aeronautical ground light and radio facilities 11 Advanced control systems 12 Air Traffic Management (ATM) system 12 H. Benefits 13 I. Consequence 13 VI. Conclusion 13

References 15

- Introduction Aviation industry provides the only transportation networks across the globe and is thus the only dependable business for global business development and tourism. Air transportation is one of the ...

Introduction

On October 25, 2011, a King Air A100 crashed on final approach into Eveleth, Minnesota claiming the lives of the pilot and co-pilot as well as all six passengers. The flight was intended to fly U.S. Senator Paul Wellstone and five members of his campaign staff to Eveleth, Minnesota, but unfortunately, the flight was never completed.

Accident History and Relevant Information

There were numerous human factors that contributed to the crash of King Air A100 N41BE, starting with the Captain. A company copilot expressed that three days before the fatal flight, the Captain flew with him in another King Air. After takeoff, the captain attempted ...

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On November 12, 2001 at 9:16 eastern standard time, an Airbus A300 belonging to American airlines, which was a regular passenger flight from New York's

John F.Kennedy International airport to Santo Domingo's Las Americas international

Airport in the Dominican Republic crashed in a few moments after take off. The crash zone was a residential area called Belle Harbor, in neighborhood of Queens in New York city near John F.Kennedy International airport. Unfortunately in this tragic accident 265 people were killed including all 251 passengers plus 2 flight crewmembers, 7 flight attendants and ...

Aloha Airlines Flight 243 dating back to April 28, 1988 was a scheduled flight conducted by Boeing 737-297 and operated by Aloha Airlines Inc., which resulted in a drastic and abrupt loose of the extensive fuselage unit, what, in turn, stipulated passengers and the cabin crew members’ being exposed to incident flow effect and oxygen starvation (hypoxia), one of the flight attendants perished.

Probable causes of the accident are considered to comprise the following items: corrosion, poor epoxy of the fuselage units, metal fatigue (namely, rivets’ deterioration) and extensive damage of fuselage metal and skin (apparently, due to multiple takeoff-and-landing cycles ...

Problem statement

Intelligence analysis is given the mandate to apply all information sources, insights from experts, and trade crafts that are specialized to help prevent or reduce damages to US security through threats. Tactical warning seeks to know from afar and deter threats to US security interests. It aims at avoiding incident surprises. This is done by blocking and blunting damages. Strategic warning has its interests in perceived dangers. This informs policy makers on decisions to make for preparedness in order to limit damages or prevent the incident completely. National resources of the US are limited and warning cannot be relied ...

1. A car is driving along a straight section of highway between Oklahoma City and Tulsa. At one point in time, the car is 50 miles from Tulsa. At a later point in time, it's 40 miles from Tulsa. What is its displacement?

Answer:

10 miles = 16 kilometers

2. An aircraft flies 20 km on a course of 030 degrees, then 30 km on a course of 270 degrees. What is its distance and bearing from its takeoff point? (Hints: Make a sketch. Convert flight legs to Cartesian vectors in standard position. See the "Overview of Vectors" handout.)

Answer:

Distance is 50 kilometers because if flew ...

Significant Events of December

In the month of December – my birth month – a number of important events occurred, from memorable national landmarks to devastating attacks and gruesome murders. The following is a collection of these events, with information gathered from official resources to help tell these stories.

December 7th, 1941 – Japanese forces under the command of Admiral Hirohito attacked Pearl Harbor, with the goal of preemptively striking the US naval presence before potentially joining the Allies in World War II. Hundreds of Japanese fighters attacked the harbor, destroying four US Navy battleships and killing nearly 2,500 American citizens. This became “a ...

Facets about the Products

There are a lot of software solutions for companies and firms who want to make a difference in the construction and building industry. Among those great software solutions, Build Soft and Cost X seem to be one of the top contenders and that’s why we are going to see what their strengths and weaknesses are.

First on the line is Exactal’s premiere software, Cost X. One of the greatest features you could expect from this product is that it enables its users to easily make 2-dimensional measurements without requiring CAD software products. It is also known for its compatibility ...