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What does the K stand for in airplane names?
In KC135, KC10 etc. K=tanker C=cargo so KC= Tanker/cargo aircraft
What is the definition of aircraft traffic load?
Cargo loads plus passengers and theır baggage Cargo loads plus passengers and theır baggage Cargo loads plus passengers and their baggage
What words means to put on cargo?
Loads
What does a U S Army 88H Cargo Specialist do?
Loads cargo on trains planes trucks and ships.
What are the biggest factors in hauling loads of cargo across borders?
The biggest factors concerning hauling loads of cargo across borders depends on what type of cargo and between what borders. General concerns are shipping costs and special rules if having some sort of dangerous or hazardous cargo.
How much cargo is stolen each year in semis?
100,000 truck loads.
Occupation of person who loads and unloads ships?
longshoremen unload ships cargo
What is the plural possessive form for cargo?
The plural possessive form of "cargo" is "cargoes'." This indicates that something belongs to multiple shipments or loads of cargo. For example, you might say, "The cargoes' contents were carefully inspected."
What is the aft restraint factor for cargo loads?
The aft restraint factor for cargo loads refers to the level of restraint or securing required to prevent cargo from moving or shifting towards the tail (aft) of an aircraft during flight. It is typically determined by aircraft manufacturers and regulatory authorities and is based on factors such as the weight, size, and characteristics of the cargo being transported. The specific aft restraint factor may vary depending on the type of aircraft and the specific cargo loading configuration.
What is misllenious loads acting on aircraft?
Below is a partial list of types of miscellaneous loads on aircrafts: • Ground handling loads • Control surface loads • Door loads (passenger, cargo, landing gear, and access) • Pressure loads (cabin, fuel tank, and local surface) • Nose radome loads • Fluid system requirements • Seat and floor loads • Auxiliary power unit loads (APU) • Environmental control system loads (ECS) • Jacking and mooring loads • Fixed leading edge loads
Where does a ship load and unloads its cargo in?
A ship loads and unloads its cargo at a designated facility known as a port. Ports are equipped with specialized infrastructure, such as docks, cranes, and storage areas, to facilitate the efficient transfer of goods between the ship and land transport. The specific location within a port where cargo operations occur can vary, including container terminals, bulk cargo berths, or general cargo docks.
What is the plural of cargos?
there isn't a plural it's just like sheep There is a sheep there are loads of sheep :)
