http://www.aviation-daily.com Headlines From The World of Aviation Thu, 11 Mar 2010 01:38:25 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en Kaede asked: Stalling speed is the minimum speed need to generate lift.Steps On How To Do CPR http://www.aviation-daily.com/airbus-a321-200-taking-200-passengers-what-is-the-stalling-speed/2300/ mbtafan asked: I was wondering, why do Boeing jets always have the prefix 7 and airbus the prefix 3. Is it just conicdeintail or does each airplane manufactuer get a designated prefix with only they can exclusivley use?Modern Lighting Choices http://www.aviation-daily.com/why-do-boeing-passenger-planes-always-begin-with-7-and-airbus-with-3-is-there-a-reason/2268/ James Dyson asked: It was in 1903, when the Wright brothers were triggered with instinct act of feather-flyers and invented the first ever aircraft. Because of continual research and technological up-gradation, we have the modern-day flights having multitude of aircraft types for diverse purpose.The Past about AircraftsPeople whoever tried to ... http://www.aviation-daily.com/the-phenomenal-growth-of-low-cost-airlines/2340/ bobanalyst asked: Did the Airbus A320 actually float or is it partially resting on the bottom of the river?Bamboo Has Many Uses http://www.aviation-daily.com/how-deep-was-the-water-where-the-us-air-airbus-a320-landed/2256/ peter radford asked: Air TransportThe most important manufacturers of civil transport aircraft, taken on a worldwide basis, include the following:Airbus – It is a subsidiary of EADS, a huge European aerospace corporation, and manufactures aircraft on their behalf. Airbus has its base in Toulouse in France, and it manufactures nearly ... http://www.aviation-daily.com/aviation-how-to-succeed-3-3/2324/ Artur Victoria asked: Attitudes in the West are changing. No longer is it deemed acceptable to bribe your way into a contract as long as you and your company are not caught.Such publicity and the increasing weight of legalisation is having a perceptible impact on the private sector. Major western ... http://www.aviation-daily.com/spying-and-bribery-a-study-by-artur-victoria/2368/ Erase Program Read Only Memory asked: Airbus Fly by wire flight control computers follow this basic laws: Ground Laws, Flight Laws.It was never really discussed on us except that the 3 primary and 2 secondary computers follow this basic laws. Enlightened me.Wholesale Scented Jar Candles http://www.aviation-daily.com/whats-the-logic-of-airbus-having-flight-control-laws/2204/ rachely1 asked: We will be flying with Cubana airlines on something called an "Airbus A320" What is that? Is it safe? Cubana doesn't have the best safety record ( 8 fatal accidents per million trips-something like that) North American airlines have a 1 per million ratio. I am totally clueless ... http://www.aviation-daily.com/what-is-an-airbushow-is-it-different-from-an-airplane/2288/ Shoren Shaer asked: The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA), which is responsible for the European Union’s strategy on aviation safety, has ordered a check into potential defects with Airbus long-haul A330 and A340 jets that carry air speed sensors supplied by U.S. manufacturer Goodrich.The new checks come only weeks after ... http://www.aviation-daily.com/air-safety-agency-asks-airlines-to-check-air-safety-equipment-on-long-haul-airbus-planes/2312/ onlinenews asked: About Indian AirlinesBased in New Delhi, Indian Airlines is the state owned domestic airline of India. It started its operation on 1 August 1953. Serving all key domestic as well as international destinations, Indian Airlines was re branded as “Indian” on December 7, 2005. The main motto of ... http://www.aviation-daily.com/indian-airlines-international/2366/