Airlines

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• Pressurization: Pressurization is the process of artificially increasing the air pressure inside an aircraft cabin to a level that is comfortable for passengers and crew to breathe. This is necessary because at high altitudes, the air pressure outside the ... Read More >>
• Torque Effect: In aviation, torque effect refers to the tendency of an aircraft to roll in the opposite direction of the rotation of its engine. This is caused by the engine's torque, which creates a twisting force on the aircraft's fuselage. The effect i ... Read More >>
• Alternating Current: Alternating Current (AC) is an electrical current that periodically reverses direction, in contrast to Direct Current (DC) which flows only in one direction. In aviation, AC is used to power most of the aircraft's electrical systems, includ ... Read More >>