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Aircraft Systems and Certification,
Aircraft
Key
Systems
Concepts
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Certification,
PilotsAircraft
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KeySystems
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Terms in this set (23)
Airframe The structural components of an aircraft (fuselage,
wings, tail, landing gear) excluding the engine.
Powerplant The engine and related systems that produce thrust
(includes engine, propeller, fuel, oil systems, etc.).
Air Carrier A company certified to transport people or cargo by
aircraft for hire (ex: airlines like FedEx Express).
Airfoil The shape of a wing (or blade) designed to produce
lift when air flows over it.
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Systems
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[Institution Name],
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Aircraft Systems and Certification,
Aircraft
Key
Systems
Concepts
andfor
Certification,
PilotsAircraft
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KeySystems
Concepts
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[Institution
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Certification,
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guide and exam preparation material.pdf
, Aircraft Systems and Certification_ Key Concepts for Pilots and Mechanics.pdf Aircraft Systems and Certification_ Key Concepts for Pilots and Mechanics.pdf Aircraft Systems and Certification_ Key Concepts for Pilots and Mechanics.pdf
Terms in this set (23)
Airframe The structural components of an aircraft (fuselage,
wings, tail, landing gear) excluding the engine.
Powerplant The engine and related systems that produce thrust
(includes engine, propeller, fuel, oil systems, etc.).
Air Carrier A company certified to transport people or cargo by
aircraft for hire (ex: airlines like FedEx Express).
Airfoil The shape of a wing (or blade) designed to produce
lift when air flows over it.
Aircraft Systems and Certification_ Key Concepts for Pilots and Mechanics.pdf Aircraft Systems and Certification_ Key Concepts for Pilots and Mechanics.pdf Aircraft Systems and Certification_ Key Concepts for Pilots and Mechanics.pdf
