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• Takeoff Distance: Takeoff distance is the distance required for an aircraft to accelerate from a stationary position to a certain speed and then become airborne. It includes the ground run distance, which is the distance covered by the aircraft while it is s ... Read More >>
• Wake Turbulence: Wake turbulence is a disturbance in the atmosphere that forms behind an aircraft as it passes through the air. It is created by the vortices that are shed from the wingtips of the aircraft as it generates lift. These vortices can be hazardo ... Read More >>
• Life Support Systems: In the context of aviation, Life Support Systems refer to the complex network of equipment and technologies designed to maintain a livable environment within an aircraft, especially during long-duration flights and in high-altitude or space ... Read More >>