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Do you know anything about this topic? Share your expertise with our thousands of visitors each day by submitting your quality, informative 'Footlaunched Aircraft' article, and if you become a member we will pay you for your unique and original work (note that all submissions are reviewed by our editors). Your Footlaunched Aircraft Guide is Michael Russell. Recent articles submitted to your independent guide to Footlaunched Aircraft 1. Wwii Aircraft - By: Michael Russell Throughout WWII there were many advances in technology, and it is also the first war to have ever experience air war fare. Because of this, many different aircrafts were built, but they all normally fall under three groups, Fighters, Attackers and Bombers. Fighter aircraft were a major as... Featured ArticleWhen Bad Things Happen To Good Aircraft Buyers: Recognizing And Avoiding Aircraft Title Problems When Bad Things Happen To Good Aircraft Buyers: Recognizing And Avoiding Aircraft Title ProblemsBy Gregory J. Reigel 2004 All rights reserved.Whether you are purchasing your first aircraft or the latest in a succession of aircraft, as an aircraft buyer you need to proceed with caution. If you dont, after the seller has left with your money, you may have unanswered questions: Do I really own the aircraft? Have I missed any skeletons hiding in the closet that ...
Read full story 2. Aircraft Purchase Agreements - By: Greg Reigel Aircraft Purchase Agreements 2004 Reigel & Associates, Ltd./Aero Legal Services. All rights reserved. Why Use An Aircraft Purchase Agreement? It always surprises me when a potential aircraft buyer is unsure of whether he or she should use a purchase agreeme... 3. The Future Of Flight - Aeronautical Engineers - By: Cathy Seiler Ever wonder how airplanes fly, who designs them, or how new aircraft are developed? Who develops safety and comfort features, or how the navigation, computer, and radar systems work in an airplane? The answer is aeronautical engineers those people that design, develop, and improve aircr... 4. Research On Outsourcing Is Needed - By: Lance Winslow Some students in business and economic classes at major Colleges and Universities are doing research on outsourcing. Very smart thing to study indeed. Outsourcing is not a bad thing as many Unions believe. It means efficiency and is good to bring the world closer together in this way. On... 5. Crash Course: Aviation Careers And Training - By: Michael Russell Interested in airplanes and flight? Mechanics and electronics? Aviation and aeronautical careers are increasing in demand as the population rises, the economy strengthens and people become more comfortable resuming air travel. Find out about the types of careers available and the training and e... 6. Aircraft Designs - By: Michael Russell All of us, at one time or the other, have been fascinated by aircrafts. But how many of us have actually pondered over aircraft designs? Not many right! And even among those who have actually bothered to look at the kinds of aircraft designs available, how many are not aeronautics students? b... 7. Aircraft Designs - By: Michael Russell I first got interested in aircraft designs when I was a kid. Of course, back then, it was mostly paper aircraft designs and aviation posters which captured my attention, but none the less, I was fascinated by what would make something fly. I did at least three separate papers on aircraft designs, wi... 8. The F-22 And The Fighter Aircraft’s Future - By: Michael Russell Without doubt, the most exiting combat aircraft of the early 21st century is the Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor. A far different aircraft from anything preceding it, the F-22’s development history reflects the many problems, both technological and financial, than can beset an advanced system of its kin... 9. The First Rocket Powered Airplanes - By: Michael Russell In 1947, the first recorded flight in excess of the sound barrier was recorded. This was the famous flight of Air force Captain Chuck Yeager in the Bell X-1 rocket powered aircraft. There are disputes that other pilots had previously broken the sound barrier but their claims were not substantiated. ... 10. Fractional Aircraft Ownership - By: Michael Russell Not many people would rate flying on commercial airlines as a pleasant experience. The airline industry is reeling right now, and budget cuts coupled with the high cost of jet fuel have resulted in higher ticket prices for fewer services and amenities. This might be an acceptable situation for peo... 11. A Man With Wings: The Classification And Brief History Of Aircrafts - By: (see Article) By definition, an aircraft is a structure capable of carryingits weight and travel through air by the means of support fromits own buoyancy or the dynamic action of the air against itssurfaces. Aircrafts have been of great interest to anyonebecause man has always been fascinated with flying.... 12. Aviation - Really Part Of Our Lives - By: Michael Russell I often wonder how things affect the way I live. In particular something like aviation. We tend to think of it as a means of transport and of course it is. But how much of a role does aviation actually play in our lives? Let’s first look at just one aircraft. Take the Boeing 737. First introduced ... 13. Ionized Invisible Aircrafts - By: (see Article) Plasma technology is something that we are starting to see allover the place. Plasma screens have taken a huge place in theentertainment market majoring in tv screens, but showing up inall other places in the market.Plasma stealth although not directly related to the technologythat we se... 14. A Brief History Of Aviation - 1908 Onwards - By: Michael Russell This is part two of a two-part review of Aviation from its beginnings to the present day. It is a subjective look at a few of the highlights in the development of Aviation over the centuries. Glenn Hammond Curtiss who was well known in the aviation field by 1908, won the first American award, the ... 15. Jets – Top 10 Luxury Aircraft - By: Michael Russell Here are the top ten luxury aircraft in the world, flown by or for the few who can afford them, ranging from middle eastern oil sheiks to businessmen to stars of the screen and stage. Number 1. - Boeing Business Jet This heavy aircraft was introduced in 1996 by Boeing. Since then, it has sold 91... 16. The English Electric Lightning - By: Michael Russell Only the RAF, of all the world’s airforces, made the jump from subsonic to Mach Two fighter with no “Mach One plus” intermediary. They replaced the Hawker Hunter day fighter and the Gloster Javelin all-weather fighter with the Mach 2 English Electric (later BAC) Lightning. The Lightning had its orig... 17. A Brief History Of Aviation - The Beginnings - By: Michael Russell This is part one of a two-part review of Aviation from its beginnings to the present day. It is a subjective look at a few of the highlights in the development of Aviation over the centuries. The generally accepted definition of Aviation is the design, manufacture, use, or operation of aircraft - ... 18. The Vickers Vimy Mk Iv - By: Michael Russell The Vimy Mk IV bi-plane is of enormous historical importance as the airplane on which the first non-stop aerial crossing of the Atlantic Ocean was completed. This occurred in June 1919 when Captain John Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur Whitten-Brown flew a Vickers owned Vimy Mk IV with additional fuel t... 19. Gulfstream – Six Models For Business Aviation - By: Michael Russell Gulfstream has achieved a reputation for outstanding quality and performance over the past 48 years. Gulfstream offers a family of programs and services that meet the aviation needs of its customers in addition to their expanded product line of six business jets. The large-cabin, ultra-long-range ... 20. Training Simulations - By: Michael Russell Training simulations represent a big part of learning how to do something. These can happen anywhere from learning how to do a job in industry to training for the military. Training simulations are an incredibly valuable learning tool no matter what it is. But when we hear the term training simulati... Please feel free to submit your quality, informative article for our readers. |
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