Aviation Biofuels: Paving the Way for Sustainable Air Travel Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) emerges as a transformative alternative to conventional jet fuels, derived from renewable, non-petroleum feedstocks. Crafted to curtail emissions from air travel, SAF can be intermingled with traditional jet fuel in blends ranging from 10% to 50%, contingent upon the feedstock source and…
Aviation Safety: Understanding, Improving, and Implementing Critical Standards Aviation safety encompasses every practice, protocol, and regulation that ensures the protection of passengers, crew members, and cargo. It is a field that has evolved through lessons learned from accidents and technological advancements, setting standards that prioritize safety as the core of air travel operations. The modern…
The emergency equipment onboard an aircraft is designed to ensure the safety of passengers and crew, enabling effective responses to a wide range of emergency scenarios. these items listen in Emergency equipment location chart known as EELC, placed in document on board file. Here’s an overview of each item and its intended use: Halon Fire…
Yes, a twin-engine aircraft can fly entirely on just one engine. In fact, it can take off, continue flying, and even safely land with only one engine operational. Engine failure during a flight is generally not a serious issue, and pilots receive extensive training to handle such situations. There some situations when an engine can…
For air travel, there are specific rules regarding what foods and Drinks are allowed through airport security, on board, Here’s a quick guide: General Tips: Avoid carrying liquids or gels over 100 ml in cabin baggage. Always pack food securely to prevent spills or spoilage. You can bring Home cooked food you can carry Packed…
If you encounter a flight delay or flight cancellation during your travel, Due to any reason like ongoing Bomb threats, Bad weather conditions, Technical issue, Overbooking, here are your rights based on the situation: When a flight is delayed in India, the compensation depends on the length of the delay and whether it was within…
Fuel Jettison or Dumping Fuel jettisoning, often called fuel dumping, involves the deliberate and controlled release of fuel from an aircraft while in flight or if the manufacturer hasn’t designed the aircraft to handle an overweight landing, it is typically equipped with a fuel dumping system. This process is essential for maintaining safety during emergency landings. to avoid…