Flight Management System

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• Holding Patterns: In aviation, a holding pattern is a predetermined flight path that an aircraft follows while waiting for clearance to land at a busy airport. Holding patterns are typically used when air traffic control cannot accommodate an aircraft's requ ... Read More >>
• Crosswind Leg: In aviation, a crosswind leg is a segment of an aircraft's traffic pattern that is flown perpendicular to the runway, in the direction of the crosswind. The purpose of flying a crosswind leg is to compensate for the effect of the crosswind ... Read More >>
• Turbojet Maintenance: Turbojet maintenance refers to the regular inspection, repair, and overhaul of the components and systems of a turbojet engine to ensure its safe and efficient operation. This includes tasks such as checking and replacing worn or damaged pa ... Read More >>