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[aerotech4u]

🔸The airspeed indicator (ASI) or airspeed gauge is a flight instrument indicating the airspeed of an aircraft in kilometers per hour (km/h), knots (kn), miles per hour (MPH) and/or meters per second (m/s).  🔸The ASI is the only flight instrument that uses both the static system and the pitot system. Static pressure enters the ASI case, while total pressure flexes the diaphragm, which is connected to the ASI pointer via mechanical linkage. The pressures are equal when the aircraft is stationary on the ground, and hence shows a reading of zero. 🔸When the aircraft is moving forward, air entering the pitot tube is at a greater pressure than the static line, which flexes the diaphragm, moving the pointer. What do you think about this post? A Single Share can Help us lot✨ Tag your friends💕 ▫️ Follow @aerotech4u and turn on notifications 💞 ▫️ ♦️♦️♦️♦️♦️♦️♦️♦️♦️♦️ Our YouTube link In Bio❤️ ♦️♦️♦️♦️♦️♦️♦️♦️♦️♦️ ▫️ 🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹🔹 FOLLOW AND SUPPORT US 🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸🔸 ▫️ 🔻🔻🔻🔻🔻🔻🔻 @aerotech4u @aerotech4u @aerotech4u 🔻🔻🔻🔻🔻🔻🔻 ▫️ #aviationfacts #facts #airliners_daily #airlibretruss #airlinepilot #airlineangels #singaporeairlines #singaporetravel #airlinecrew #airliner #airlinersworldwide #airlinerworld #airlinersworldwide #airlinesoftheworld #airlife #airlinegeek #airlinescrew #airlinelife #airportvibes #airport✈️ #airportdiaries #aviationnews #aviationmemes #aviationnation #aviationlove #aviationgoals #aviations #aerotech4u https://www.instagram.com/p/CIZ1f17BLtz/?igshid=1falri4t7rm30

[garyhymes]

Sometimes the Da Costakade is under the approach to AMS. Got to see my favorite @klm B777 come in for a landing. And the charming night view. Leidseplein and the Westerkerk church are spotted in the distance as well. Better with the sound on. #ams #klm #amsterdam #airline #b777 #airlinegeek (at Amsterdam Oud-West) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5z0nknlLJa/?igshid=emqulxnsrkhv

[shyfancollectorstuff-blog]

Flying doesn't needs wings, it takes dreams! Ever since I could remember, I wanted to fly. Fly so that I could visit every possible place on this Earth, eat every cuisine available to the mankind and make friends from all over the world! Becoming an air-hostess made all of this possible. Now, I have made it my mission to help more and more students realize their dream of becoming and Air-Hostess/Cabin Crew and have therefore started this institution. Equipped with the experience and knowledge which I have gained over the past 10 years working in this sector, I believe I am well poised to help the aspirants succeed. I welcome all the aspirants @skylaneaviation to come and discover how we aim to change their lives through a modern approach towards learning and knowledge sharing. #crewlove #comeflywithme #cabinattendant #crewlife✈️ #cabincrewgirls #cabinattendantgirls #flight #airways #airhostess #airline #airlinegeek #aviationlover #aviationgeeks #ranchi #ranchidiaries #ranchiupdates #ranchinews #ranchi_diary #emiratescabincrew #emiratesplay #emirates #vistara #SpiceJet #airasia (at Skylane Aviation Academy) https://www.instagram.com/p/Btfd7pFnywe/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=bex6hl6mnxkg

[missnevainc]

FORT WORTH, Texas, Aug. 18, 2017 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- On Aug. 18, the eve of National Aviation Day, American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) will open its doors to self-described “airline geeks,” enthusiasts who prefer morning jet fuel in lieu of coffee to get their blood moving. “American is delighted to host more than 170 AirlineGeeks.com winners around the world as we celebrate National Aviation Day,” said Doug Parker, chairman and CEO of American Airlines. “Many of these young enthusiasts may someday work for American and be the aviators of tomorrow, and they are getting a great head start by getting a firsthand look at our team members�� talents and professionalism.” The behind-the-scenes tours will include airports, hangars, operation centers and more, providing winners of an AirlineGeeks.com contest an infusion of the smells of jet fuel and new plane interiors, the roar of a takeoff and the squeal of tires on landing. The groups will also have access to and be able to learn from American’s top-notch group of professional team members. “National Aviation Day is intended to celebrate the industry’s achievements and the people who make the magic of flight happen,” said 18-year-old Ryan Ewing, president and founder of AirlineGeeks.com, a worldwide, passionate following of self-proclaimed “aviation geeks.” The holiday was established in 1939 by Franklin D. Roosevelt to celebrate the development of aviation as well as Orville Wright’s birthday. #trips #vacation #businesstrips #traveladvisor #americanairlinecenter #americanairlines #airports #traveler #airlinegeeks

[shavonnescupoftea]

Stephen posted a video to Instagram: Joyeux Noël to the flight crews working over Christmas to bring family members back home, or to their vacation destinations, and to the cargo pilots worldwide helping Saint Nick get the presents where they need to be for Christmas Day. 🎄 How do you say, “Merry Christmas” in your native language? Comment it below and teach me! ⁣ ⁣ ✈︎ ✈︎ ✈︎ ⁣ #luxurylife #avgeek #aviationdaily #aviationlovers #planespotter #aviationgeek #planespotting #aviationgoals #airlinegeek #aeroplane #instagramaviation #aeronauticalengineering #transport #instaaviation #airplane #avgeeks #pilotlife #womeninaviation #crewlife #traveller #commercialpilotlicence #pilots #aviationenthusiast #instaplane #planes #aviationeverywhere #iloveflying #runway #travel #holiday https://instagr.am/tv/CX24F8erLs2/

[poroussoul]

Passing over Doha on the Airbus A350-1000

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[iheartsnsd9]

HAPPY 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY TO MY 2019 @toyotausa PRIUS SILVER DaonitedJ!!!!😍🎉🚙 As @airlinegeeks I named my car ‘Daonited’ after Dr. David Dao who got dragged from @united flight in April 2017, and ‘J’ the last letter of every @japanairlines_jal aircraft registration. The car was affordable for me with the refund I got from an instrument flight training course @andrewsuniversityaviation . I have enjoyed the privilege of going everywhere any time I want! After 5 years of attending college far from home and then transferring to a university close to home last year, I have enjoyed commuting to school and going everywhere in Southern California as if there is no place like home! I have also been doing @uber the best job I have ever had! I went to three @rams games on the Sundays. I also went to @dodgers NLDS Game 5 and two @lakers games all of them as soon as I got out of class! I lastly enjoyed meeting up with friends during the weekends and breaks. From every opportunity present I have accrued 20001 miles to date! The first picture was from a year ago, and the second and last pictures are from today. I LOVE MY CAR! @kconusa #toyota #prius #letsgoplaces (at AutoNation Toyota Irvine) https://www.instagram.com/p/CE8lTLEBCpw/?igshid=1tjtbmmgd88hl

[photoenrichments]

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[aerotech4u]

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New Post has been published on https://techcrunchapp.com/garuda-indonesia-set-to-launch-direct-flight-to-bali-from-us-france-and-india-airlinegeeks-com/

Garuda Indonesia Set to Launch Direct Flight to Bali from US, France and India - AirlineGeeks.com

[ Routes ]July 8, 2020 8:11 pm ET

By Bulent Imat

Garuda Indonesia Set to Launch Direct Flight to Bali from U.S., France and India

The Indonesian flag carrier Garuda Indonesia is slated to launch direct flights from Los Angeles, San Francisco, Paris, New Delhi and Mumbai to the country’s tourism hotspot Bali. The plan was unveiled after the Governor of Bali announced on Monday that the island would open its doors to international tourists as of Sept. 11, 2020.

The airline is working on the plan with the Ministry of State-Owned Enterprises and Ministry of Tourism, according to Garuda President Irfan Setiaputra.

“Garuda and the Tourism Ministry have agreed that the only way to boost foreign tourist visits is by introducing direct flights to Bali. Hopefully, we can make it through this crisis and start direct flights from countries that have large spending capabilities,” said the President of the airline.

The relevant ministries are looking to set Bali Ngurah Rai International Airport as the major tourist entry point in the long run. Indonesia is also planning to build a new airport on the island of Bali in a bid to boost tourism in the country. Jakarta International Airport (Soekarno-Hatta International Airport) is currently Indonesia’s main airport providing connections to the country’s popular touristic islands.

Although the world’s major airlines like Emirates, KLM, Qantas, Qatar Airways and Turkish Airlines operate direct flights from their hubs to Bali, there are currently no non-stop service from the U.S. and France to the island.

Bali Looks to Get More Share from Tourism Market

Travelers from Paris planning to fly to Bali mostly transit in Thailand’s capital Bangkok. American tourists likewise have to transit in a city that provides a direct connection to the island. Tourists spend much more money in transit countries, which limits their holiday budget, according to Garuda President.

“So if we plan to open a new flight route, we will focus on, for example, flights from Paris to Bali directly,” said the airline President.

He continued to state: “We’ll also fit the schedule to accommodate tourists with morning arrivals and evening departures, so they can spend most of their time on the island.”

Indonesian authorities say that American and European tourists’ spending powers are far greater than tourists from some other countries and they also stay longer, on average 2 weeks. Therefore, Garuda Indonesia intends to schedule flights that can attract tourists who will potentially bring in more revenue for Bali tourism.

“In the future, we will focus on more direct flights from and to Bali and with a suitable time for tourists to land before noon and depart at night so that they can spend their funds between check-out from the hotel and departure at the airport,” said the airline President.

Tourism, the most important source of revenue and foreign exchange in Bali, has been hit hard by pandemic-related travel restrictions and lockdowns. During the pre-pandemic period, more than 4 million tourists visited the island annually. Bali International Airport saw an approximately 100% slump in international tourist arrivals in May compared to the same period last year, according to Bali statistics bureau data.

The Indonesian flag carrier Garuda Indonesia suspended flight operations in April due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The airline was forced to ground 100 of its 142 aircraft, resulting in a 70% reduction in flights. The Indonesian Government also banned all commercial flights and foreigners from entering the country in a bid to mitigate the spread of the novel coronavirus.

The airline resumed domestic flights on May 7 after the Indonesian Government eased the flight restrictions. The ban on international flights was also lifted with strict regulations in June.

Travelers flying to Bali have to present a COVID-19 PCR test with negative results or undergo a test at the airport. Passengers who take the test at the airport also have to undergo a quarantine while waiting for the result at locations set by Indonesian authorities.

Bulent is an aviation journalist, content creator and traveller. He lives in Germany and has experienced travelling with almost all flag carrier airlines and low-cost airlines based in Europe and the Middle East to observe the standards of different airline companies and airports. He has extensive knowledge in web design and content creation.

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Financial Times Goes Wobbly on Brexit No Deal Impact

Digital Elixir Financial Times Goes Wobbly on Brexit No Deal Impact

The Financial Times has done a lot of important reporting on Brexit, such as being early to warn of the utter lack of customs IT systems preparedness (Customs was almost certain to be getting an inadequate upgrade planned before Brexit in place late) and on the number of agreements the UK would need to renegotiate. But it would also run the occasional too-obviously-planted story, such as ones that took the City’s demands way too seriously.

Today the Financial Times published a supposedly important story (a “Big Read”) on the impact of a Brexit crashout that was stunningly uninformative. Any two posts on Richard North’s blog would be more educational.

It may be that the authors were trying to say something new and the piece didn’t come together well by deadline. But it gives the impression that the analysis, such as it is, was poorly framed so as to make the impact seem less bad and to give near-equal play to harm suffered by the EU.

Having said that, it does have an important chart near the top:

But then it breathlessly promises to tell readers where “the biggest impacts” from a crash out might be, and comes up with an apples and stinky fruit set of categories:

Data flows Financial services Customs Transport Fisheries

Huh? These aren’t commensurable.

Two, financial services and transport, are industry sectors, so for instance, transport includes airlines, Eurostar, and truckers. Fisheries is just one industry. The impact of data flows and customs cuts across many industries, and this short article does not do a great job of parsing that out. By contrast, Richard North has done many deep dives on how the imposition of a hard border between the EU and UK will affect documentation requirements, compliance, and other controls. For instance, North anticipates that a hard Brexit would wipe out the UK live animal shipment business. Herds would be slaughtered because animals once destined for export could not be sold due to the double whammy of tariffs and non-tariff trade barriers, meaning no longer being in compliance with EU regs by virtue of being outside the EU (and not having replacement mechanisms in place). On top of that, North anticipates that these farmers won’t even be able to sell in the UK after they’ve thinned their herds. The UK will almost certainly eliminate tariffs on food imports, which would make these farmers uncompetitive.

The piece reaches conclusions for each item, in order:

VERDICT: Both the UK and the EU face equal damage.

VERDICT: A key part of UK economy faces significant disruption.

VERDICT: The UK is likely to be disproportionately hit by disruption.

VERDICT: Both sides will face temporary disruption.

VERDICT: EU stands to lose more than UK.

It looks like the list was constructed to create the impression that the two sides would suffer similar levels of damage, while conceding the UK will take the worse hit. But come on. The EU is not going to have to worry about food shortages. The EU is not going to have to worry about manufacturers that are party of global supply chains see their non-UK-end-market business stripped from them over time. And US and EU firms will try to take advantage of the hit to the City. Even if UK firms hold their own, the cost will still be loss of UK-based activity.

The section on data flows is so vague on what the practical impact on particular businesses would be so as to make the problem sound trumped up, particularly since Silicon Valley ignores rules and boundaries until a big regulator tries to hit key players between the eyes with a two by four….which usually turns out to be more like a ruler. No one has been willing to impose fines big enough to make the law-breakers scream “uncle”.

Maybe Clive can translate but despite the apparent illegality of post-crashout data transfers, I don’t see a mechanism by which the officialdom readily finds out about misconduct, much the less intervenes. And it appears the issue is personal data privacy. Can’t firms get waivers from customers?

Specifically:

Vast volumes of personal digital data from EU and UK citizens are transferred by businesses and public sector bodies across the English Channel every day.

Under no-deal, the legality of these data flows will be under question, having an impact on businesses including tech groups, healthcare companies or any services that deal with EU customers. 

The disruption to data flows would be a significant barrier to trade and in the worst cases could force British companies to halt their European operations.

A system of contractual clauses offered by Brussels, allowing non-EU companies to carry out data transfers in compliance with European law, could offer a fallback….small and-medium sized enterprises have little awareness of what a hard Brexit means for them and the contingencies available. 

In the longer term, the UK says it wants to sign an agreement on data-flows with the EU that would effectively treat Britain as if it was still a member state….but Brussels officials have warned it could take “years” for it to be concluded.

In practice, one would assume that government-related data transfers would be held up unless it suited the EU to give interim relief. Elsewhere, query how the EU would find the point of entry to intervene.

Other parts have me again scratching my head. For instance, the comparatively cheery section on transport ignore draft EU ownership rules that could give some important UK carriers real grief. From AirlineGeeks in February:

The measured proposed by EU officials in a draft law, involves European carriers requiring at least 50 pecent EU ownership and control in order to obtain or maintain full flying rights across the continent. This presents additional challenges for some of the region’s most important airline groups to maintain operations within the EU bloc and will potentially require the forced sale of UK and non-EU owned shares from some operators to meet legislative measures.

EasyJet, on one hand, has been preparing for such scenario, by increasing EU ownership on UK registered EasyJet plc, which owns EasyJet’s subsidiaries in Austria and Switzerland to meet European Union requirements on ownership and control. Up to now, 47 percent of EasyJet plc shares have already been transferred to European owners.

On the other hand, under its current ownership structure, only 25 percent of IAG’s shareholders are from within the European Union, which is causing concerns amongst EU officials.

The parent company of British Airways and Iberia, presented a contingency plan late last year in case of a non-deal Brexit; which would involve individual airlines being domestically owned through trusts and companies in order to maintain operating rights in both the UK and the EU. Yet, this move has been questioned by authorities as it would maintain IAG’s headquarters in London, with Iberia, Vueling and Level being based in Spain; raising further questions about the group’s ownership structure post-Brexit.

To allow airlines time to find a way around this, EU officials have proposed a seven-month grace period for airlines to present a plan that complies with EU ownership legislation.

Some of this may have been resolved but if so, the press has been slow on updates.

And this bit is maddening:

UK truckers — the lifeblood of goods trade with the EU — will be granted temporary haulage rights to ensure “basic connectivity” to help minimise disruption and queues at ports like Calais. The measures will stay in place until the end of 2019 but restrict UK lorries to limited deliveries in the EU.

This completely misses the point that UK truckers do round trips into the EU carrying loads both ways. “Limited deliveries” will wreck their routes and their economics. And what will fill in? Plus “to the end of 2019” is hardly any time.

You get the picture.

Is the pink paper punting on tough Brexit talk? Its comment section has a surprisingly high representation of Brexit cheerleaders given its presumably high London/finance industry readership. Or was it just having a bad day?

Financial Times Goes Wobbly on Brexit No Deal Impact

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I’m thrilled to announce @tapairportugal @staralliance starts flying today from @flysfo to astonishing @visit_lisboa @visitlisbon @visitportugal This creates one more way for me to not only visit Portugal, but to travel beyond. @usatodaytravel @portholecruise @forbestravelguide @sfchrontravel @nytimestravel @latimestravel @condenasttraveller @cnntravel @destinationeurope @dcjaxfax @iconiclifemedia @luxegetaways @luxebeatmagazine @justluxe @twtravelnews @travelandleisure @airlinegeeks fly #sfo #lisbon #tapairportugal #portugal #plane #airline #airfare #flying #travel #europe #staralliance #flysfo #sanfrancisco #exploretheworld #adventurer #adventure #adventuretime #frequentflyer #travelwriter #media #travelmedia #flytheworld #aroundtheworld #portholecruisemagazine #usatodaytravel #forbestravelguides #wanderlust #travelphotography #airlinephotography #traveltheworld https://www.instagram.com/p/ByiXOn2JyeD/?igshid=1152diio76d3q

[captainjetson]

Boeing’s desperate attempt to get the 737 MAX flying again

https://captainjetson.com/air-travel/boeings-desperate-attempt-to-get-the-737-max-flying-again/

#airlinegeeks #pilots #avgeek #crewlife #airlines #aviation #aviationlovers #flying #airline #pilotlife #airtravel #aviationdaily #airport #flyertalk #airlinenews #flyer #airlinenews # #travel

[flyuniversechn-blog]

NASA’s Boeing 747 Flying Telescope: Keeping the ‘SP’ Variant Airborne

http://www.flyuniverse.in/blog/nasas-boeing-747-flying-telescope-keeping-the-sp-variant-airborne/

#Boeing #AviationIndustry #GermanAerospaceCenter #AirlineGeeks #FlyUniverse #Pilots #Training #airlines #Aircraft #flyuniverse

[jornal-do-ar]

A American Airlines apresentou no domingo (4), um dos seus aviões com cores retro utilizadas nas década de 1960. A aeronave, apelidada de “Astrojet” é um Boeing 737 e representa os “dias de glória” da companhia.

De acordo o AirlineGeek, a pintura retro seria aplicada no jato de registro N951AA, o 50º Boeing 737 da American Airlines recebido em 2000. No entanto, a companhia decidiu utilizar a pintura em outro 737 de registro N905NN, uma vez que o N951AA está próximo do final de vida operacional.

O tema nostálgico foi usado pela primeira vez em 1964 em um Boeing 727 da frota da companhia aérea americana. O novo tema “Astrojet” do 737 apresenta listras vermelhas vívidas e a fuselagem de alumínio polido.

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O Boeing 737 temático que saiu das oficinas de pintura da American Airlines em New Iberia, em Luisiania, junta-se a outras aeronaves com temas retro do transportador, que inclui o AirCal (N917NN), o TWA (N915NN), o Reno Air (N916NN), o PSA (N742PS) e ainda o Piedmont (N74P) – aeronaves que celebram a rica história do transportador americano.

    Imagens: American Airlines utiliza pintura retro "#Astrojet" em #Boeing 737 da companhia A American Airlines apresentou no domingo (4), um dos seus aviões com cores retro utilizadas nas década de 1960.