Why and how much do aircraft wings flex/bend (during turbulence)?
There is pretty good evidence that turbulence is on the rise, and this is especially the case with Clear Air […]
Why do helicopter pilots wear helmets?
In a country such as Nepal, which houses some of the most dangerous STOLports and altiports such as the Tenzing
Why Do Boeing Plane Models Start & End With The Number 7?
In a few circles, it has been said that maybe there are six colors in the rainbow instead of seven-
Aviation Vocabulary: Angle of Attack (In Pictures)
Angle of Attack (AOA) can be defined as, “the angle between the chord of a wing or the reference line
In Pictures: Aircraft Used In The North American X-15 Hypersonic Program
The X-15 was the first aircraft to cross the boundaries of outer space. It was also the first airplane to
Ukrainian Air Force Gains 30 F-16s From Belgium, Loses Sweden’s Gripens.
Belgium, in a show of solidarity, will provide 30 Lockheed Martin F-16 fighters to Ukraine, aligning with three other NATO
Aviation Vocabulary: Aircraft Boneyard (In Pictures)
Aircraft Boneyard [also referred to as Aircraft Graveyard] is defined as, “a storage area for aircraft which are retired from
Aviation Vocabulary: Service Ceiling (In Pictures)
Service ceiling can be defined as, “The altitude at which the maximum rate of climb has a defined value approximating
Aviation Vocabulary: Maximum Take off Weight (MTOW)(In pictures)
Picture: Balon Greyjoy | Wikimedia Commons Maximum Takeoff Weight (MTOW) [also referred to as Maximum Takeoff Mass (MTOM)] is
Mingbo Airport: The Forgotten Most Dangerous Airport In The World
In the annals of the history of Nepal’s aviation lies an understated story—one often eclipsed by the towering fame of