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What older regulations and exemptions does Boeing's 737 line benefit from?
Boeing is occasionally accused in the press of keeping the 737 competitive by being able to avoid newer regulations and standards, either through being previously certified or by other means.
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Are there any analyses of GA tie-down failures?
After a big harbor storm, there are frequently analyses of why boats break free of their moorings. This information is used to improve upon best practices, resulting in fewer boats breaking free and ...
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How to interpret flight schedule data from before 1987
I'm trying to interpret schedule data from before 1987 (see example).
Example line:
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How did Soapy get to fly Hornets?
Allegedly, in early June 1983, while flying a Sea Harrier during a NATO exercise off the coast of Portugal, Royal Navy's Sub-Lieutenant Ian "Soapy" Watson found himself in a rather ...
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Do constant maximum lift to drag ratio variable pitch propeller exist?
Are there variable pitch propellers, where pitch is set so that the blades constantly are at their maximum lift to drag ratio AoA, whatever the incoming relative wind speed & direction?
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How can I convert a frozen ATPL from South Africa to an Iranian one?
I have got a frozen ATPL license from South Africa and I'm from Iran. I came back home last year and I have converted my CPL/IR license to the Iranian piloting license by doing Air Law and Human ...
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How to find the history of a particular NOTAM?
I have a tower at 1434 feet MSL and it has inoperative tower lights for at least 2 years. I can find a current NOTAM but would like to find out the history of the NOTAM. The current NOTAM is:
NOTAM #:...
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Why is this placard on a Boeing 737 NG?
I was working on the cockpit of a Boeing 737 and was intrigued when I saw this placard. From what I know this has to do with Citibank being a lender or something along those lines.
Why would this be ...
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Can a non-US registered aircraft be based in the US?
I am a Swiss citizen and I might have to move to the US for a couple of years. I own a small plane in Switzerland (HB-registered) and I'd like to take it with me to the US. As my stay in the US would ...
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What is the high pitched beep noise on A320s on startup?
Me and an engineer have been both breaking our heads over this, and no matter what we do we cannot figure this out. On certain A320 family aircraft, when the APU initializes/external power generator ...
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Can I buy a A320 FCOM, FCTM and QRG as non-pilot?
I am very interested in the Airbus Systems. I really like the FCOM of the A320, there are some of them on the internet.
However, I like holding physical books in my hands more, than reading them on a ...
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Engine Bearings Damage in Radial Engines
Studying the P47's dive performance in DCS, I noticed how it's easy to damage the engine bearings if you windmill the prop at high speed.
Doing some research, I discovered that all radial engines are ...
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Where does the FAA define the dimensions of Terminal Radar Service Area (TRSA) airspace?
The airspace over the United States is classified into various areas of "alphabet" airspace (A, B, C, D, E, G). This is known as "regulatory" or "rulemaking" airspace ...
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What does the A340's underwing bulge (plastron) look like?
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From the start, engineers noticed that the wings were not stiff enough to carry the outboard engines at cruising speed without warping and fluttering. To alleviate this, an underwing ...
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Historic European airway abbreviation `AD`?
Looking at historic (mid-60s) European airways charts, most of the airways have a colour+number naming scheme e.g. "Red One" abbreviated as R1, other ...
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