Friday, June 28, 2013

Damaged oil pipe led to Qantas explosion

An investigation has found a crack in an oil pipe led to a Qantas A380's engine to explode mid-air over Indonesia two years ago. The Australian Transport Safety Bureau (ATSB) on Thursday released the third and final report into the incident on November 4, 2010. The aircraft, which had left Singapore's Changi Airport bound for Sydney with 469 passengers on board, littered debris over Indonesia's Batam Island before turning back.

Wednesday, June 26, 2013

Piston Engine Operation and Construction

The piston engine is an internal combustion engine working on the principle devised by Dr. Otto

in

1876. The piston engine converts chemical energy in the form of petroleum fuel into

mechanical energy via heat and can be termed a heat engine. The working medium is air, which


is capable of changes in volume and pressure when subjected to an increase in temperature


caused by the burning fuel.

The working cycle consists of four strokes of the piston: Induction, Compression, Power, and

Exhaust. This is known as the four-stroke or Otto cycle. The cycle is of an intermittent nature;


each stroke is distinct and separate from the others. During each cycle, the piston moves in a


reciprocating motion within a tube termed a cylinder barrel. The crankshaft converts this linear

motion into a rotary motion. In one four-stroke cycle, the crankshaft makes two complete

revolutions -

720°.

 

Sunday, June 9, 2013

Emirates chief eyes Pacific run

THE Dubai-based powerhouse Emirates is continuing to work on plans to fly across the Pacific and has not ruled out routes to Australasia.
However, it sees Asian destinations as the big opportunity as the economy improves, and the airline's president, Tim Clark, sa
id he would not want to undermine local airlines

Thursday, May 30, 2013

Virgin, Air NZ hit capacity bar

A BID by Virgin Australia and Air New Zealand to get capacity requirements removed on their trans-Tasman alliance has hit another hurdle with opposition from the New Zealand Airports Association. The call for an unconditional reauthorisation of the 2010 alliance for another five years has already faced opposition from individual airports and councils on the other side of the Tasman.

Monday, May 27, 2013

Jetstar to receive first 787s by year's end


AUSTRALIA will welcome its first Dreamliners when Jetstar receives three Boeing 787s at the end of the year, Qantas Group executives confirmed today.
But Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce and Jetstar boss Jayne Hrdlicka did not reveal a firm date for the advanced plane's entry into service.

Saturday, May 18, 2013

EASA Wants to Investigate the Issue

Air Trade Union of Turkish Airlines continues to strike, the employees involved in the strike was due to the irregularities suggested some flights. Some flights due to cabin crew insufficient, and that it is blown unauthorized aircraft type to serve in the form of a flight safety claims impede reached the European Aviation Safety Agency EASA.

Friday, May 17, 2013

More Efficient Airspace of Turkish Armed Forces

Chief of General Staff said in a statement earlier this week, a moment before the conclusion of the ongoing work under the coordination of the Ministry of Transport to provide the necessary contribution of Turkish Armed Forces said. The General Staff statement, after the completion of the work of Turkish airspace more efficient and more flexible way to use it, will both contribute to the country's economy by providing fuel and time savings, and argued that carbon dioxide emissions will also be reduced.

Thursday, May 16, 2013

Bird entered the Turkish Airlines Flight

Istanbul-Sao Paulo-Buenos Aires flight was the aircraft engine bird. The city of Sao Paolo in Brazil to go to the city of Buenos Aires, Argentina Boeing 777-300ER aircraft from bird enters the engine during the exciting
The investigation discovered the passengers of the aircraft engine damage occurred was placed in the hotel.

Learned that the flights will continue to passengers delayed by 8 hours.

Tuesday, May 14, 2013

TAI will produce parts A350

Although painted in the colors of the dye-house Touluse France Airbus aircraft number MSN001, welcomed the technical team involved in the production. Aircraft, flight test in less than 7 days following the approval of the placement of devices on a plane painted. Made of carbon fiber reinforced plastic body and wings of the A350 XWB will be the first passenger plane MSN00, engines fitted last month, was subjected to intense vibration test resulted in successfully.
Airbus officials MSN001'in before the first flight will take place this summer, the last tests recently reported to do.

Europe's largest military cargo aircraft Airbus A400M project experience gained with the TAI, was the first owner of the shares of 500 million euros. The body of the composite material design and production of new aircraft to perform many TAI, so for the first time will have a say in the design and manufacture of civil aircraft production. TAI competed in this project, many European firm. And eliminating the short-listed the most recent Swedish firm Saab TAI agreed that the success of a meeting with the participation of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan shed.

Unveiling the Truth Behind Qantas' 'Ghost Flights' Scandal

In a shocking turn of events, Australian airline giant Qantas has been fined a whopping $66 million for its involvement in the c...