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CLINTON'S AERONAUTICS
Posted 3 weeks ago

Well all these happened last year!

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CLINTON'S AERONAUTICS
Posted 1 month ago

Aircraft windows are primarily made from stretched acrylic, not glass. This lightweight material offers superior resistance to cracks and impacts, making it ideal for high-altitude environments.

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CLINTON'S AERONAUTICS
Posted 3 months ago

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has reported that inflight turbulence is the leading cause of nonfatal injuries on commercial airlines.

Numerous flight attendants and passengers sustain injuries due to turbulence every year

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CLINTON'S AERONAUTICS
Posted 3 months ago

Did you know that it takes 120 gallons of paint to paint a 747?

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CLINTON'S AERONAUTICS
Posted 3 months ago

The Boeing 727 which was introduced in 1964, was a groundbreaking jet with 3 engines designed for short to medium-haul flights.

Notably, it featured a high-lift wing system and an auxiliary power unit, allowing it to operate from smaller airports.

A total of 1,832 units were produced until 1984, making it one of Boeing's best-selling aircraft.

Despite early safety concerns due to crashes linked to pilot error, the 727 became popular among airlines and passengers alike.

Its legacy continues, with some variants still in use today, primarily for cargo operations124.

#aviation

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CLINTON'S AERONAUTICS
Posted 4 months ago

Real or fake?

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CLINTON'S AERONAUTICS
Posted 4 months ago

Lufthansa!!!!

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CLINTON'S AERONAUTICS
Posted 4 months ago

Ten airlines still use A380s for passenger operations, with Emirates being the largest operator with 116 aircraft.

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CLINTON'S AERONAUTICS
Posted 4 months ago

Could this produce a sonic boom?
#aviation

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CLINTON'S AERONAUTICS
Posted 4 months ago

August 2nd 2024 was the busiest day ever for air travel, with 17,987,792 airline seats scheduled for that day.

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