GE90-115B Gas Turbine Jet Engine Testing and Evaluation I takes a lot of money and time to test as thoroughly as the FAA, military, and GE require. More money and time and lives are saved by finding most problems before they become much larger. Some claim US gas turbine aircraft engines can’t take turbulence or odd angles of attack. The claim is clearly false, if you note the shot of the crosswind testing fans. The crosswind fans can simulate hurricane winds at any angle. The fan and the engine can be pivoted to simulate any angle. Typically it is some former soviet block people that make those claims. They think just because they carelessly showboat fighters at air shows doing extreme AOA, that they are the only ones that can do so. The fact is that we don’t make a habit of showboating at air shows because it is risky. The former soviet block has crashed a lot of fighters showboating extreme AOAs. The fact is any time you move a gas turbine with reverse airflow your risk of a flameout increases dramatically. The exhaust can recirculate back into the intake the result can be a backfire or flameout or just reduced power; all can be fatal if you are flying with no margin of error at an air show. Normally; US pilots are told to avoid doing things that can cause cavitation or recirculation, particularly wile airborne. They are tested at higher altitude in remote areas to give a good chance of recovery, and restart, and if nothing else ejection. There are some exceptions …  Read more... (271 words, 6 images, estimated 1:05 mins reading time)

While the aircraft used in the world every day people are taking time together, they are also individuals who pose a serious threat to innocents. Aircraft Accidents are rare, but when they occur, can be very devastating. With the knowledge of what can cause these symptoms, you should be able to prepare for the unexpected, while in the air.

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Copyright Discovery Channel From Wikipedia The An-225 Mriya (Ukrainian: Антонов Ан-225 Мрія, NATO reporting name: Cossack) is a strategic airlift transport aircraft which was built by the Antonov Design Bureau, and is the largest flying airplane ever built. The design, built to transport the Buran orbiter, was an enlargement of the successful An-124 Ruslan. Mriya (Мрія) means “Dream” (Inspiration) in Ukrainian. Two An-225s have been produced. The Antonov An-225 is commercially available for flying any over-sized payload due to the unique size of its cargo deck. Currently there is only one aircraft operating but a second mothballed airframe is being reconditioned and is scheduled for completion around late 2008. Part4: www.youtube.com  Read more... (116 words, 6 images, estimated 28 secs reading time)

Who's new beauty on the iPhone touch-screen from a selection of tips and tricks on how it is to earn more of their new toy. There are many tips iPhone to discover and below are some of the most useful.

To extend battery life, simply by turning the screen brightness is turned off. A snapshot of the screen can press Home and Sleep / Wake "at the same time be taken. A globe on the keyboard to change the languageSettings.  Read more... (335 words, 6 images, estimated 1:20 mins reading time)

The only Slepcev Storch in the UK, flying over Wales.

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Probably there is another niche player, which quickly grew as the game window of the airplane in the last ten years or more. Of 9 / 11 attacks and some factors actually lead to an increase in people first hand, has led to increase the sensation of flying a plane. Air war games also experienced a rise in demand over the last five odd years.  Read more... (388 words, 6 images, estimated 1:33 mins reading time)

Aircraft advertising claims of thousands of people on your ad.

Advertising air "as' a bit strange. While I understand that most of us, the concept of radio advertising, aerial advertising was not so clear.

In the abbreviated version, includes aerial advertising, all forms of outdoor advertising, where advertising appears in the sky somewhere. It includes advertising on blimps found by skywriting plane or banners.

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For many of us when we were in a train, bus or plane, we are ready to relax after busy dealing with the latest details. Take a deep breath and see if the entire practice for the duration of our trip: the book you? Got it. Glasses? Check. A pen to underline or take notes? Check. For those of us who are less fortunate, and not in first class on trains and planes, a bottle of water is essential. We are all ready to go.  Read more... (484 words, 6 images, estimated 1:56 mins reading time)

Expand the description and view the text of the steps for this how-to video. Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from samselthedamsel and more videos in the General Disasters & Emergency Preparedness category. You can contribute too! Create your own DIY guide at www.howcast.com or produce your own Howcast spots with the Howcast Filmmakers Program at www.howcast.com In the unlikely event you’re ever in a plane crash, these tips will dramatically improve your odds of walking away from it alive. To complete this How-To you will need: An aisle seat, or one close to it Long-sleeved pants and top, and flat closed-toe shoes A smoke hood or a wet washcloth Step 1: Book a good seat Book a seat in the exit row or within five rows of it. People in those seats have the highest survival rates. Tip: Aisle seats are safer than windows seats, unless you’re sitting next to an exit door. Step 2: Dress for escape Wear pants and a long-sleeved shirt made of non-flammable material, like denim or cotton, and flat, sturdy, closed-toe shoes. You want clothes that don’t restrict movement, but also offer some protection from flames, flying debris, and the elements. Step 3: Bring a smoke hood Bring a smoke hood, or even just a wet washcloth sealed in a plastic bag. Most crash victims survive impact, but die of smoke inhalation. Tip: If you don’t have a smoke hood or wet cloth, breathe through your clothing. Step 4: Memorize the layout Once aboard, count the seats between you and the …  Read more... (264 words, 6 images, estimated 1:03 mins reading time)

We all need a plane at least once to take in our lives that we need to understand the secrets of the contract means the luggage. The question is how many bags are allowed and the size of these grants may, and perhaps can throw a small bag in the plane with me?  Read more... (271 words, 6 images, estimated 1:05 mins reading time)