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Are the USA army navy and air force counted as one in relation to number of military aircraft?
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Answer Yes. If you refer to Janes All the World's Aircraft or other reference and it lists the total aircraft in a countries military, the number would include all branches of service. Is that your Question?
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Who has the most combat aircraft in the world?
United State has the largest number of military aircraft. Roughly more than 7500. It has also the most advanced aircraft.
Can passenger airplanes idle in the air?
No passenger aircraft can be idle in the air. Only a few number of military aircraft can do that. It is called hovering.
How many aircraft are there in each country?
The number of aircraft in each country will depend on the military capabilities of that country. Some countries will have thousands of aircraft while others will have just a few.
Where can one find more information about experimental military aircrafts?
One good source for a list of different experimental military aircraft would be for example Wikipedia. The article "List of experimental aircraft" lists quite a large number of experimental aircraft, but for sure not all of them will be listed.
What letter must appear at the beginning of the registration number of all non-military aircraft in the U.S.?
N
What is the Aircraft Tail Number?
The "Tail Number" of an aircraft is another name for the aircraft registration number. Every a/c has to be registered with a unique number for several reasons. It helps people identify it and this is important for operation around an airport. It is also important so that someone can report a violation. For aircraft registered in the US, the tail number will begin with an "N". This is followed by 5 numerals and/or letters. Each country will have a registration number that begins with a different letter or pair of letters. It is commonly referred to as "tail number" because the number is usually painted on the vertical tail or on the tail boom. In the US, this is also referred to as the "N number". Also, you can not just paint an aircraft in military colors and insignia. Only antique aircraft can be painted in such a manner. Custermen With military aircraft, the tail number is referred to as a Serial Number (Army and Air Force), or a Bureau of Aeronautics Number (Navy and Marine Corps.) The number stems from a contract established by the US Government and the aircraft manufacturer. The airplanes are assigned a number prior to its construction and may be cancelled by the government. Some manufacturers assign a Serial Number to an aircraft as it goes through production. They may also have a Production Numberthat is used to define the final version of the aircraft during its production. (Douglas called this the Fuselage Number). The Tail Number usually refers to the Registration number that is prodominately painted on the Tail. For military aircraft the number painted on the tail is usually the Year followed by the aircraft number.
What is the maximum number of facilities that can have have connections for ADS reporting from one C-17 aircraft at the same time?
The term ADS can refer to Air Data Systems. The C-17 is a military transport aircraft. The maximum number of facilities that can have connections with the ADS is not clearly defined.
What is the average number in an US aircraft?
The average number in the US aircraft is 9000.
How do you know if a relation is a function?
relation and function are number that combine with number and neqative number to .
What is an example of a number relation problem with a solution?
examples of number relation problems
Aircraft serial number?
I'm not sure what specifically you're after here. Each aircraft has a hull number assigned when it's built, but each user also is assigned a registration number when the aircraft is put into service. All US registered aircraft, for instance, have a registration number beginning with the letter "N," and hence the registration number of a US aircraft is referred to as its "N number." See the Wikipedia page in the link below for more information on aircraft registration designations.
Do US military registration numbers rch076y and rch077y indicate the same aircraft on different trips or two different aircraft thanks?
You may be confusing call signs with registration. Each aircraft has a unique number identifying it (usually based on sequence of production). Once assigned to a squadron, it can have another letter/number sequence assigned based on the command. When a military aircraft flies on an instrument flight plan, it files with an aircraft call sign. It is rarely, if ever, the registration or bureau number. More often it is the command issued tail number, a call sign assigned by the operations department to denote a specific mission (often depicted on the flight schedule), or in some cases, made up by the pilot. The two flights mentioned were flown by the same type of aircraft but there is no way of knowing if the same plane was used from the call signs.
