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link to Can Passengers Visit the Airplane Cockpit?

Can Passengers Visit the Airplane Cockpit?

As an operational First Officer for a major airline, a friend of mine gets asked the question a lot regarding whether passengers are allowed in the cockpit. Since the crackdown following 9/11 many...

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How Much Do Helicopter Pilots Make? – 10 Jobs Discussed!

When I first became interested in becoming a helicopter pilot one of the things I wanted to know was how much do helicopter pilots make. I've heard the saying that if you want the money you go to the...

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Why are Airplane Cabins Pressurized?

This summer I was traveling by airplane to see family and during the cruise, my son pulled out his bag of chips which he had brought from home. The packet had inflated like a balloon and my son...

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Narrow-Body & Wide-Body Airplanes – What’s the difference?

I was asked by a friend the other day what the difference was between a Narrow-Body and a Wide-Body airplane. He had overheard two people talking but wasn't quite sure what the difference was...

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Why are Airplane Engines Below the Wing? 

It has become the norm for aircraft manufacturers to design planes with engines below their wings. This is especially true with large passenger planes and is commonly seen on Boeing and Airbus...

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link to Can A Plane Still Fly With Only One Engine?

Can A Plane Still Fly With Only One Engine?

To some people, the thought of an engine failure on an airplane is terrifying enough to never allow them to travel by air. We have all seen videos from passengers of aircraft when a jet engine has...

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Hi, I'm Rick James and I am an aviation nut! I'm an ATP rated helicopter pilot & former flight instructor with over 3500 hours spanning 3 countries and many different flying jobs. This website was created to help pass on information and knowledge of all things aviation!

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