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28/01/2017

The symphony of an aeronautical engineer.....

ISRO is exploring possibilities of setting up a telescope on moon as part of enhancing its scientific observation capaci...
17/10/2016

ISRO is exploring possibilities of setting up a telescope on moon as part of enhancing its scientific observation capacity

If it can set up a telescope then there would not be any atmosphetic effect since there is no atmosphere, which is an advantage.

“There is some discussion with an international body, and this discussion is in progress, on whether we can set up a telescope on moon.”: ISRO

"may god have mercy on our enemies because Big Daddy won't"      A LOT
13/10/2016

"may god have mercy on our enemies because Big Daddy won't"


A LOT

A330 with female flight crews
20/09/2016

A330 with female flight crews

Huge 125ft long fuselage of a Boeing 737 jet being transported along British roads!
01/09/2016

Huge 125ft long fuselage of a Boeing 737 jet being transported along British roads!

26/08/2016

'India poised to become one of world's largest aviation markets'PTI

New Delhi, Thursday, August 25, 2016 | IST

Driven by a strong passenger traffic growth, India is poised to become one of the largest aviation markets in the world, according to a global body of airports.

The Airports Council International (ACI) said that major commercial airports in China, India and Korea remained the major driving forces for the robust air passenger growth in the Asia-Pacific region.

"The combination of a move towards a more liberalised market for aviation, coupled with stronger economic fundamentals, helped the country become one of the fastest- growing markets in the world," ACI said in a release.

In June, passenger traffic grew 9.9 per cent in the Asia-Pacific region, higher than 8.8 per cent year-to-date growth rate.

As per ACI, international and domestic passenger traffic were strong during the first half of 2016 at 10.1 per cent and 8.2 per cent, respectively.

"Major commercial airports in China, India and Korea remained the major driving forces for the robust air passenger growth in the region (+12.1 per cent, +17 per cent and +14.1 per cent, respectively)," the release said.

"A 20.6 per cent increase in domestic passenger traffic in India is worth a special note," it added.

ACI also said Delhi airport saw a significant growth of 21.5 per cent in June or "+4.75 million passengers year-to- date". Seoul's Incheon airport saw a growth of +13.7 per cent or +3.34 million passengers year-to-date, among others.

"India posted a robust 9.6 per cent increase in total freight for the first six months of 2016, consisting of 4.1 per cent growth in domestic freight and 10.5 per cent growth in international freight," ACI noted.

Total air freight traffic in Asia-Pacific picked up at 5.9 per cent in June.

"At the individual airport level, the highest growth in air freight was observed at Guangzhou (+6 per cent or +43,950 tonnes year-to-date), Singapore (+4.4 per cent or +40,600) and Delhi (+10.6 per cent or +39,620)," the release said.

Founded in 1991, ACI is the trade association of the world's airports. ACI served 592 members operating 1,853 airports in 173 countries as on January this year.

The world’s first A320neo female pilot.The world’s first A320neo female pilot, IndiGo’s Captain Karuna Singh flew the ai...
05/06/2016

The world’s first A320neo female pilot.

The world’s first A320neo female pilot, IndiGo’s Captain Karuna Singh flew the airline’s first A320neo to India Aviation Airshow, from Toulouse to Delhi International airport that lasted over eight hours.
IndiGo is Airbus’ biggest A320neo customer having ordered a total of 430 aircraft placed in 2011 and 2015.

 Australia’s 2016 defense white paper, along-term military logistics and equipmentproposition covering the coming decade...
01/03/2016


Australia’s 2016 defense white paper, a
long-term military logistics and equipment
proposition covering the coming decades,
notably excluded additional expenditures
to make the Tiger combat ready, signaling
the beginning of the end for the current
version of the aircraft.

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