small remotely piloted aircraft means a remotely piloted aircraft that has a maximum take ... take-off or landing of aircraft. (3) The operator of an airport may, ...

Current Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) airworthiness standards define takeoff procedures where no change in thrust that requires action by the pilot may ...

In the U.K. the acronym universally used in gliders is CBSIFTCBE. This means: C Controls B Ballast S Straps I Instruments F Flaps T Trim C Canopy B Brakes

In an aircraft having an engine and an AMAD, a power take off shaft is rotationally connected to the engine, and the power take off shaft provides rotational ...

In order to comply with all the applicable requirements while not demanding exceptional skill from the pilot, aircraft manufacturers will usually define a fixed ...

... takeoff roll aircraft guidance modes. The present invention is featured ... means of which the aircraft may be maintained on the runway centerline. The ...

as not needing to land at an airport. The plane takes off and lands vertically, meaning it can use helipads. The aircraft, designed in Germany, has a top speed ...

Electric aircraft have the potential to usher in an exciting new era of travel. Electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft (eVTOLs), a particular subset ...

A further object of the invention is to provide discharge jet control means which will enable the aircraft to rise vertically from the ground even if the thrust ...

However, the ultimate 'backyard flier' is, by definition, a Vertical Take off and Landing (VToL) one, and even the best powered parachutes require a take-off ...

In order to comply with all the applicable requirements while not demanding exceptional skill from the pilot, aircraft manufacturers will usually define a fixed ...

103.12 - Division VI — Definition of Principal. 103.12 - Definition of ... 704.47 - Net Take-off Flight Path; 704.48 - Enroute Limitations with One ...

coming to take their microphones away. > The glider pilots ignored this reasonable assertion of their rights, and > began using the "f" word on the air and ...

An aircraft seat 1 has a backrest 6 and footrest7 that are movable between a reclined position and a Taxi, Take-off or Landing (TTL) position by means of ...

Mar 15, 2012 ... ... definition of aircraft, you couldn't land here.) ... (12) Powered aircraft, airborne vehicle or other aircraft may take off or land on the

Still another object is to provide landing means for hydro-ski equipped aircraft for landings and take-offs from substantially-any surface medium such as ...

Out" means out of the gate, "Off" means off the ground, "On" means on ... aircraft receives Air Traffic Control clearance to take off. The Air/Ground ...

Such means should provide the capability for precision setting of the predetermined vertical takeoff power level with minimal pilot attentiveness to cockpit ...

The M400 Skycar is based on 4 ducted fans each powered by specially developed low-weight rotary engines burning conventional fuel. Thrust is vectored by means ...

> deliberately take off > in the > aircraft I normally > fly with an engine ... Does that mean that if I'm taking a checkride and the examiner turns my fuel ...