Aerotime
OCTOBER 18, 2024
This facility, which was built for French maintenance, repair, and operations (MRO) firm Tarmac Aerosave, boasts 34-meter-high walls and a 95-meter span, and was built with a modular constructive technology, referred to as ‘Construction 2.0.’ And then we lift it.” by Spantech. “We have a philosophy that we call ‘Construction 2.0.’
Aviation Bussiness News
JUNE 19, 2024
Over the past days and weeks, the cargo transporter has put 11 electric tractors (which can tow up to four cargo containers) and 13 electric container lifts, belly loaders and pushbacks into operation at the airport. The necessary charging infrastructure will be provided by Brussels Airport both on the tarmac and at its own buildings.
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Ask the Pilot
AUGUST 5, 2024
Imagine what it’s like slinging suitcases out on the tarmac when the mercury hits triple digits. Aerodynamically, warmer air is less dense than cooler air, meaning that in hot weather a wing produces less lift. Throw in soaring temps and things can break down. beyond which operation isn’t permitted.
Ask the Pilot
MAY 28, 2024
Just as the plane lifted off, its left engine broke loose. As the engine ripped away, it severed hydraulic lines, releasing the hydraulic pressure that held the wing’s leading edge slats, deployed to provide critical lift during takeoff, in place. The slats then retracted, causing the left wing to stall.
Charles Ryan's Flying Adventure
SEPTEMBER 10, 2024
Location of the lounge The lounge is located at the airside, once you pass security, you can take the stairs or lift to a floor above that level. You are able to enjoy some view of the tarmac while seated at the high table. This is the reserved lounge and at this time it was not in operation. Dining tables to enjoy one's meal.
Fear of Landing
MAY 31, 2024
Fearful of losing my three euro investment, I picked up the bag and lift it over my head and into the gated area. As I approached the clear wall, I could see the tarmac dotted with scattered planes. A jet gathered speed and lifted off. This time, the light flashed green. Through the dingy grey corridor was an elevator.
Vintage Aviation News
AUGUST 15, 2024
Cables stretched across each end of the runway, suspended several inches off the tarmac by rubber standoffs, could be snagged by a fighter’s extended tail hook. Dick recalls “about a dozen hands lifting me out of the cockpit” and being gently taken down a ladder. “I I thought I had it made now.”
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