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When was General Aircraft Limited created?
General Aircraft Limited was created in 1931.
What is the term used for Aircraft parked at an Airport?
'Parked aircraft'.
What is the Difference between a jet plane and aeroplane?
Aeroplane is a general term for any type of flying aircraft. A jet plane is one that is powered by jet engines.
Difference between airplane and aircraft?
Aircraft is a general term for anything that is capable of flight. This could include fixed-wing, helicopters, gliders, blimps, gyro copters, gyro planes, and balloons. Airplane typically refers to fixed-wing aircraft, but technically means anything with wings that is capable of flight.
What is the difference between aircrafts and airplanes?
Aircraft is a broad term, airplane is more specific. Just like people is a broad term, and then caucasian is a more specific term. Aircraft describes anything that flys, planes, jets, helicopters, ect. And planes are just talking about a portion of the aircrafts
Glossary of terms used in aircraft maintenance industry?
PSES BOEING AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE TERM
What are Aging aircraft?
an aging aircraft is any aircraft that has been around long enough to "age", say a 1955 Cessna 150, for a random example. But I think this is a very general term, so I may be wrong. Correct. The FAA began a program of special inspections and maintenance for a fleet of aircraft or an aircraft type that have reached a certain age. The FAA has issued Airwothiness Directives(AD's) that require special maintenance on these older aircraft. Link to FAA: http://www.faa.gov/aircraft/air_cert/design_approvals/transport/Aging_Aircraft/
When was the Cessna Aircraft Company founded?
The Cessna Aircraft Company was founded in 1927. The Cessna Aircraft Company is an American general aviation aircraft manufacturing corporation headquartered in Wichita, Kansas.
What is the bulkhead on an aircraft?
The term "bulkhead" is actually a nautical term for an interior wall.
Where are aircraft hanged?
The term "aircraft hanger" refers to a building in which aircraft are parked. They are not actually hanged, despite being in a hanger. They remain on the ground.
What is the technical term for aircraft parking?
Parking Bay
What is the term for the upward force on the wings of an aircraft?
Lift.
