Avionics System
Avionics system means an aircraft system that transfers or stores analog or digital data using a wireless, data line or other data transmission medium, and includes the system's components and connectors. Examples of avionics ...
Avionics
Avionics are systems for use on aircraft, artificial satellites and spacecraft, comprising communications, navigation and the display and management of multiple systems.
AVIONICS — The "aviation electronics" that are typically found in the instrument panel of practically every airplane: communications, navigation, weather radar, and the like.
avionics - a general term for the development and production of electrical and electronic equipment for use in aircraft, spacecraft, and missiles.
AVIONICS The electronic control systems airplanes use for flight such as communications, autopilots, and navigation.
BLOCK RATES A lower 'contract rate' for scheduling significant amounts of charter time in advance on a prearranged agreement.
Avionics options available for the C1 Eclipse include an S-Tec Thirty two-axis autopilot, a slaved horizontal situation indicator, and a Garmin GNS 420, a slightly scaled-down and less expensive version of the Garmin GNS 430.
AVM
Avionics monitor
AWACS
Airborne Warning And Control System. An electronically very souped-up Boeing 707. (Pronounced "AY-wax.") ...
From an avionics safety perspective, a CAT IIIc landing is the "worst case scenario" for safety analysis because a failure of the automatic systems from flare through the roll-out could easily result in a "hard over" (where a control surface deflects ...
AVM: Avionics monitor.
Axis: One direction in an orthogonal reference frame.
Azimuth: An angle in the horizontal plane, usually measured with respect to body coordinates.
That nice avionics salesperson tempts you with such an attractive little proposition.
Navigation, Instruments, and Avionics ADF Automatic Direction Finder - an instrument in an airplane which displays the relative bearing to an NDB (see below) -- it essentially "points at the NDB" AI Attitude Indicator (also known as AH - Artificial ...
A nonprofit corporation owned by member airlines to define form, fit and function of avionics equipment and to provide radio communication services.
With the Garmin G1000 system, it's easy to focus on all the gee-whiz capability of the avionics, but that leaves out a large part of the Mooney equation. Paying close attention to aerodynamics, Mooney has created a slippery airplane.
In 5 1/2 years I managed to work up to the position of avionics shop manager. In 1985 I moved to Orlando, Fl. and took over the installation department at the local avionics shop.
intent - Information on planned future aircraft behavior, which can be obtained from the aircraft systems (avionics).
Each FSDO is staffed by aviation safety inspectors whose specialties include operations, maintenance, and avionics. General aviation operations inspectors are highly qualified and experienced aviators.
A transponder is a piece of avionics that replies to a radar signal with a short identifier and (if it knows it) the altitude of the aircraft. This information makes ATC's life easier, which makes the pilot's easier.
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A standard established by the U.S. FAA for quality
control in avionics, instruments and other airborne equipment. If it complies, equipment
is said to be 'TSO'd' and is more expensive than similar non-TSO's equipment.
The aircraft's simple controls, engine, weapons, and avionics were typical of Soviet-era military designs.
fuselage
The central part of an aircraft, which besides being a common attachment point for other major components also contains the cockpit/cabin, avionics, and any cargo space
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gear
Landing gear, the undercarriage and wheels of an aircraft ...
He and Kandace then moved on to the cross-country phase of the flight training. "I was really excited about this phase. Having worked with aviation avionics all of my adult life, ...
An enclosed cabin also allows for good ventilation and heat, and protects avionics and baggage. Large doors provide easy access to the cockpit (and can be removed for better visibility and "ventilation") ...
Block - Denotes a build run or modification run of a particular aircraft that may have slight differences in avionics or weapons, e.g. F-16C Block 50. Also used to describe an altitude range, e.g.
 See also: Aircraft, Flight, Aviation, Power, Navigation
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