Aircraft Mechanic in progress

Welcome back my aeronautics enthusiasts, Are you ready for new epic and fantastic info? Of course you are! In today’s blog we will becovering some physicals aspects of the aviation. To be more precise we will be talking about just one physics law but applicated in aeronautics. I hope this class won’t be very boring but we will try as always to make more enjoyable and easy to understand and learn. The physical law I chose is about a man that one day an apple fell off in his head and he realised that there was some kind of attractive force. After some research, this force then was named as gravity. Can you guess the name of the scientific? His name was Isaac Newton and in 1868 talked about his three laws that he discovered. The one we are going to talk about is the third law of newton but for understanding it first of all we need to explain the first two laws. The first law of newton says: In an inertial frame of reference, an object either remains at rest or continues to move at a c

  Good afternoon my aeronautics enthusiasts, Hope that all of you had a great weekend, in today’s blog will be covering our tools boxes at the workshop. After two weeks doing classes, we finally got the opportunity to start with the workshop practises. In the first week we haven’t done much but we will be levelling up the level as we progress at the workshop. The first thing the instructors did was giving us our toolboxes, mine was the number 4. Everyone as his own box and we had to sign that we will be in charge of that toolbox during all the course. In other words, that means that we need to make sure that we keep everything in good conditions, and we cannot lose anything. If we miss something, we will be in a big problem! In our box we have many kinds of tools, from screwdrivers to a field service kit. Don’t worry we are going to explain how they work and how to use them. I almost forgot to mention that all our tools sizes are in inches which is the standard measure in aviatio

 Good afternoon my aeronautics enthusiasts! In today’s blog we will be covering some fundamentals aspects of the airplanes for understanding how they work. Without more delay here we start. As you all know airplanes are big metals machines that fly and they can carry passengers but also many kinds of cargo, from bags to vehicles, animals or even parts of other planes. There are as many planes as you can imagine and all of them have different shapes, others are bigger, and their uses are unlimited. Regardless all of them are different they all work in the same way, so how do they work? To start will be talking about the fuselage or also know as the body of the airplane. This part is the one which holds all the parts of the plane and carry all the passengers in the upper floor and in the lower floor we can find all the cargo holds. In bigger planes you can even find two floors for only carrying passengers such as the Queen of the skies (The Boeing 747) and the SuperJumbo the Airbus A380.