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JEThe takeoff process ✈️ #pilot #jets
Procedures = safety. When you do it the same every time it prevents things from getting missed. So the checklist, flows, procedures, when you raise the gear and flaps, when you go to climb power, and everything all happens at a beautiful cadence during this critical phase of flight.
It's a beautiful dance after liftoff that's all practiced and planned - but sure looks pretty ✈️
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#aviation #loveflying
@jetgirlstephanie
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AVThe takeoff flaps of the A350 are set to CONF1+F and are being retracted
@aviation87_
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SHA350 landing sequence 1+F to FLAPS 3.
Unlike other Airbus types, the A350 can enter 1+F during approach under certain conditions.
Watch how the wing transitions smoothly all the way to landing. #AvGeek #AviationGeek #A350-900
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FLMoments Before Touchdown. ✈️
On short final, everything slows down — but the precision increases.
Speed carefully managed.
Flaps fully deployed.
Landing gear locked.
As the aircraft crosses the threshold, the pilot gently raises the nose — the flare. Airspeed bleeds off. Lift begins to fade.
For a brief second, the aircraft is flying right on the edge of a controlled stall — exactly where it should be.
Main gear meets the runway first.
A soft touchdown.
Spoilers deploy.
Reverse thrust engages.
Deceleration begins.
What might look risky is actually one of aviation’s most calculated maneuvers.
Because the smoothest landings happen right at the edge of flight. ✈️🔥
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PRHow Flaps Work – The Wing’s Shape-Shifting Superpower ✈️🪽
Flaps are movable panels on the trailing edge of the wing. Their job? Change the wing’s shape to control lift and drag — especially during takeoff and landing.
Why Flaps Exist 🧠
At low speeds, wings need help.
Flaps:
• Increase camber (wing curvature)
• Increase wing surface area (in many designs)
• Increase lift coefficient
More lift at lower speed = shorter runway needed.
But there’s a tradeoff:
More lift also means more drag. That’s useful during landing.
Types of Flaps 🔧
1️⃣ Plain Flap
Simple hinge downwards.
Increases camber only.
2️⃣ Split Flap
Lower surface deflects.
High drag, moderate lift. Older design.
3️⃣ Slotted Flap
Gap forms between wing and flap.
High-energy air flows through the slot, delaying airflow separation. More lift.
4️⃣ Fowler Flap (very common on jets)
Slides backward first, then down.
Increases both wing area and camber.
Massive lift boost.
That’s why airliners look like mechanical transformers during landing.
How They Move ⚙️
Light aircraft (like Cessna types):
• Mechanical linkage or electric motor
• Simple tracks
Airliners:
• Hydraulic actuators
• Torque tubes
• Tracks & carriages
• Flap drive units
• Asymmetry protection systems
If one side moves more than the other?
System stops automatically. Asymmetrical lift is dangerous.
Control System 🖥️
Pilot selects flap setting (e.g., 1, 5, 15, 30).
Flap control unit commands actuators.
Position sensors confirm movement.
Modern aircraft have:
• Flap load relief systems
• Overspeed protection
• Config warnings
Physics Behind It 🌬️
Flaps increase the wing’s angle of attack and curvature without increasing pitch dramatically.
More curvature = air accelerates more over the top surface = lower pressure = more lift.
But drag rises sharply at higher flap angles.
That’s why:
• Small flap setting → takeoff
• Large flap setting → landing
Speed Limitations ⚠️
Each flap setting has a maximum speed (Vfe).
Exceed it and structural damage can occur.
Why Aircraft Look “Dirty” on Landing
Flaps extended
Slats extended
Gear down
#Flaps #AircraftSystems #Aerodynamics #AviationKnowledge ✈️🪽
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THLanding speeds aren’t guessed — they’re carefully calculated from aerodynamics, weight, and safety margins. Every aircraft has a reference landing speed (Vref) based on stall speed, aircraft weight, flap configuration, and air density. Heavier airplane? Higher Vref. More flaps? Lower speed. Pilots then add small corrections for wind, gusts, and runway conditions to make sure the wing always stays flying.
What matters most is airspeed, not groundspeed. You can be landing into a 40-knot headwind and barely moving over the ground while still flying perfectly. That’s why a “negative landing speed” only works in math class and flight sims — in the real world, the wing only cares about the air flowing over it.
So no, planes don’t land at -350 mph… but if they did, runway overruns would be the least of our problems.
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CH🐶🐔 Teddy drops a LIVE chicken on sleepy Maple 😴💥. The chicken flaps and clucks like crazy 🐔😱, Maple explodes awake and rockets across the living room 💨😹—BUMP! He crashes into the baby chair, it almost tips over 😬👶. The baby laughs nonstop 🤣 while the owner screams and chaos spreads everywhere—feathers, barking, clucking, total madness! Teddy just watches like, “Best prank ever!” 😂🔥 #chowchowshowai #dog #cat #pets
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AICRASH DETAILS 👇🔞⚠️
Yeti Airlines Flight 691 crashed on January 15, 2023, due to a fatal "human factor" error during the final approach to Pokhara International Airport. According to the final investigation report, the pilot monitoring mistakenly moved both condition levers to the "feathered" position instead of extending the flaps to 30 degrees. This action resulted in a total loss of thrust, as the propellers stopped generating propulsion despite the engines still running at idle. The crew failed to identify the incorrect lever position in time, leading to an aerodynamic stall at a low altitude from which recovery was impossible. All 72 people on board perished in the crash. The report highlighted contributing factors such as high workload, ineffective Crew Resource Management (CRM), and a lack of situational awareness while operating at a new airport.
#airplanecrash #aviation #avgeek #airplane #uçak
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IRThe ocean's official 'Chaos Potatoes' have arrived! If a Labrador Retriever was a mermaid, it would definitely be a Sea Lion. 🌊🦭🤪 Ever wonder why they look so different from seals? Sea lions are 'Otariids' (eared seals). Unlike true seals, they have External Ear Flaps and long, powerful Pectoral Flippers that allow them to 'walk' on land. This unique Locomotion is why they can hop up onto docks and chase you down the pier! They are also highly social and use a complex system of Vocalizations to communicate—which usually sounds like a very loud, very wet argument.
Credit: @usa.sang888 on tiktok
#Sealion #Ocean #Funny #Animals #Seal
@irealpokemon
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IPSea lions are highly intelligent marine mammals characterized by their external ear flaps and powerful front flippers that allow them to "walk" on land. Unlike seals, they are extremely social and vocal, often forming massive colonies and communicating through loud barking. In the water, they are agile hunters, reaching speeds of up to 40 km/h. Known for their playful nature and complex social structures, they represent a unique evolutionary bridge between terrestrial and aquatic life. #fyp #viralvideos #funny #sealions #animals
@iposteverythingthatilike
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ENHe definitely wants something😂😂
Kesin birşey istiyor😂😂
Sea lions are intelligent and social marine mammals. One of the most well-known species is the California sea lion. They live along the Pacific coast and feed on fish and squid. They have external ear flaps and can walk on land using their front flippers. They usually live in large colonies and communicate with barking sounds.
Deniz aslanları, zeki ve sosyal deniz memelileridir. En bilinen türlerden biri California sea lion’dır. Pasifik kıyılarında yaşarlar, balık ve kalamarla beslenirler. Dış kulakları vardır ve ön yüzgeçleri sayesinde karada yürüyebilirler. Genellikle büyük koloniler hâlinde yaşarlar ve havlama benzeri seslerle iletişim kurarlar.
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