#passenger traffic

[alwaysbewoke]

always on time.

[miningroseakira]

before i get distracted by watching new wild life episodes again, here's some of my doodles from PerryRata's life series prediction whiteboard from before episode 1 of WL

! the boatboys one had an underlying sketch that someone put on the board as free to use - it's the thin yellow lines underneath the drawing. they didn't leave an @ anywhere but i did my best not to cover their signature, it's next to joel's head.

[Reblogs are great and help the artist, don't steal or trace, etc etc]

[spookygingerr]

Traffic in Africa

Gallavich week day

Starting Gallavich week right by crossing off the ‘traffic’ bingo square (circle) with Gallavich stuck in traffic in Africa, just not the kind of traffic you might have expected. This was inspired by the wonderful Africa, by the even more wonderful Willow @ian-galagher. I also used some colours from @necrotic-nightshade’s wonderful colour palette. @gallavichthings

[aristarr]

Merthur modern AU

Modern AU in which Arthur comes back to our realm, still keeps his sword with him and gets angry when he's not the one being in command

Modern AU in which Merlin has been desperately waiting for his king's return just to get tired of his shit in a week (he still loves him don't worry guys)

[whirligig-girl]

Here's a little comic from Eaurp's first time on a spaceship in actual space, the ISMT-47 Violet, which brought her from Mellanus to Starfleet Academy on Earth.

About 40% of mellanoid slime worms react to experiencing zero gee for the first time by losing their skeleton and collapsing into a blob as a way to minimize damage from crashing into the ground. You get used to it and eventually it's not a problem anymore. Guz would have dealt with this on a zero-gee trainer airplane if she had stayed in the space program, or experienced it in a training simulation in Earth Orbit or a holosuite at Starfleet Academy, but the Violet's crew like to make sure passengers from backwater worlds get their space legs as soon as possible.

[pose4photoml]

Yes please 😉

[salvadorbonaparte]

Airline now told me I'm not getting compensated for the missed flight and 13 hour overnight layover because it was "outside of the airline's control". Well that's convenient for them, right. Means that they only need to compensate people whenever the airline is like "today I'm not in the mood to be punctual".

[waffliesinyoface]

i wish that drivers licenses were like. at all indicative of driving skill.

do you know what my driver's ed course was? "don't drink and drive, the gas is on the right, use your signal when you turn, and don't drink and drive. here is your learner's permit, if you go a few months without fucking up you will get a full license. please do not drink and drive."

which is insane to me, because as an 18 year old i probably should not have been given clearance to drive a several tonne death machine??

anyways I'm saying this because I've been driving for nearly a decade now, and dear god. there's a lot of people who just should not be on the road. i understand that this is a car-based country and we do not actually fucking have public transportation. but like. if you are operating a several tonne death machine you should ideally know how to do so in a way that does not make other people fear for their lives. If I am sitting and waiting to turn, I should not be in danger of nearly having the front of my car taken off because YOU decided that driving on the right side of the road was for squares, actually.

[badhotdog03]

Sometimes I wish I was a filmmaker, so I could have the Black sisters, on a road trip, listening to Beautiful, Dirty, Rich by Lady Gaga, without it just being italicised lyrics on a page...

[mushroom-circles]

there is love in the world. truly

[legendaryweaseloperahoagie]

Chasing traffic

[madigoround]

I got off the phone a few minutes ago with the police I was leaving the courthouse for a work errand and this car behind me was also leaving and they kept honking because they wanted me to turn but there was so much traffic that I couldn’t turn and they kept pulling up on my bumper and they hopped the sidewalk to try and go around me but they were going to hit my car that way so I had to risk it and pull out into traffic because I thought that was a better chance of not getting hit and they pulled up beside me and stopped and rolled their windows down screaming at me and starting throwing water bottles at my car and I’m still shaking and like that just feels like such an insane thing to do just because you wanted to turn quicker especially right next to a courthouse

[vigilantejustice]

“if i don’t buy mum those melting moments my car’s going to break down in traffic on the way home” having a normal one

[trblsvt]

when your friends realize you're actually not the bad driver you claim to be and start asking if they can ride with you. when i say you, i mean me.

[prachicmi]

Super Heavy-lift Commercial Aircraft Market will grow at Highest Pace owing to Increasing Global Freight Transportation

The commercial aircraft market comprises aircraft used for transportation of passengers as well as freight across domestic and international routes. These aircraft range from narrow-body aircraft capable of carrying up to 210 passengers to wide-body aircraft capable of carrying over 300 passengers in a typical three-class seating configuration. Commercial aircraft help airlines and governments facilitate air transportation in a cost-effective manner to boost tourism and trade. Growing global transportation needs coupled with faster mobility are fueling the demand for commercial aircraft across the globe. The Global commercial aircraft market is estimated to be valued at US$ 158.83 Bn in 2024 and is expected to exhibit a CAGR of 6.4% over the forecast period 2024 To 2031. Key Takeaways Key players operating in the commercial aircraft market are Boeing Company, Airbus SE, Embraer S.A., Bombardier Inc., Lockheed Martin Corporation, General Dynamics Corporation, United Technologies Corporation, Rolls-Royce Holdings plc, Honeywell International Inc., Safran SA, Thales Group, and Raytheon Technology. The demand for commercial aircraft is growing exponentially owing to increasing global passenger traffic. Technological advancements such as new engine designs, advanced lightweight materials, and enhanced aerodynamics are helping aircraft manufacturers improve fuel-efficiency and reduce operating costs. Market Trends Commercial Aircraft Market Demand is witnessing a rising demand for freighter aircraft to support the booming e-commerce industry. Major aircraft OEMs are developing new-generation heavy-lift cargo aircraft with payloads over 100 tons to facilitate cross-continental freight transportation. Another key trend is the development of hybrid-electric and fully electric propulsion systems. Companies are intensifying R&D efforts to develop electric aircraft powertrains integrating batteries, electric motors, and hydrogen fuel cells to reduce aviation’s carbon footprint. Market Opportunities The market presents significant opportunities in the developing regions of Asia Pacific and Latin America attributed to rising incomes, expanding low-cost carrier operations, and growth in international trade. Another major opportunity lies in the development of super heavy-lift commercial freighters (payload over 150 tons) to support the transportation of over-dimensional cargos such as large wind turbines and manufacturing machinery globally. Successful demonstration of such aircraft could lead to new revenue streams for OEMs. Impact of COVID-19 on Commercial Aircraft Market The COVID-19 pandemic has severely impacted the commercial aircraft market globally. The imposition of lockdowns and international travel restrictions led to a steep decline in passenger air travel. Airlines around the world cancelled flights and delayed aircraft deliveries and orders due to low demand. This disrupted supply chains and production schedules of aircraft manufacturers. Boeing and Airbus witnessed significant reductions in revenue as customers deferred or cancelled aircraft orders. The commercial aerospace industry faced enormous challenges in 2020 to cover high fixed costs from low operations.

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