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When an aircraft's engines are being operated how close can you park to the aircraft to the front and rear?
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25 ft in front, 200 ft behind
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When an aircrafts engines are being operated vehicles will not be parked less thatn how many meteres from the aircraft?
vehicles should never be driven within _____ feet of an aircraft
When an aircraft's engines are being operated vehicles will not be parked less than of the aircraft.?
When an aircraft's engines are running, you must not park closer than 25 feet in front or 200 to the rear
When an aircraft's engines are being operated vehicles will not parked less than of an aircraft?
When an aircraft's engines are running, you must not park closer than 25 feet in front or 200 to the rear
When an aircraft engines are being operated vehicles will not be parked less than how many feet of an aircraft?
25 ft in front/200 ft to the rear
When an aircraft's engines are being operated vehicles will not be parked less then?
25 feet in front/ 200 ft to the rear
Why diesel is not used as a fuel for aircrafts?
because without his how can a aircraft fly :P
When an aircraft's engines is are operating or being started no vehicle will be driven closer than?
25 feet to the front or 200 feet to the rear of the aircraft
How are engines in a multiengine aircraft numbered?
From left to right.On a twin engined aircraft, engine one will be on the left wing, engine two on the right. On a four-engined aircraft, engines one and two will be on the left wing, with engine one being the outer engine and engine two being the inner engine. Engine three and four will be on the right wing with engine three being the inner engine and four being the outer.On aircraft which have two engines in-line like the Cessna skymaster. The forward engine is engine one and the aft engine is engine two.
Are an aircraft's engines on when pushed away from the terminal?
When an aircraft is being pushed away from the terminal, this is generally done with the main engines off. However, most airliners and larger corporate jets have what is called an "APU" which stands for "Auxiliary Power Unit". This is a small engine usually situated in the tail or belly of the plane which is used to power various subsystems of the aircraft until it is possible to start the main engines.
Is same kind of engines for cars made airplanes possible?
the first airplanes used engines very similar to ones found in automobiles, later aircraft often featured air cooled rotary engines for their light weight before being replaced by jet engines.
Can a 2 engine aircraft operate on 1 engine if the other broke down?
Sure it can operate on one engine provided the pilot carries out the correct emergency procedure and that the aircraft is being operated in accordance with manufacturers recommendations
When For internal cooling reciprocating aircraft engines are especially dependent on?
Being in motion. If you want to overheat an aircraft engine, the surest way to do it is to run the engine for extended periods on the ramp.
