It means sequencing the airline's or aviation businesses aircraft fleet to comport with the scheduled flights. On occasion, one aircraft may go down for maintenance, therefore, another needs to found to fill its place. Or, weather delays on one end cause the schedule to get mixed up on the other (the inbound airplane was expected to arrive and fly an outbound leg). Aircraft dispatchers have to sort out this mess and assign the appropriate aircraft with minimal disruption in the airline's schedule. Source: I run an online aircraft scheduling service - http://www.holdshort.com
A part of the airfield where aircraft are worked on.
That is when a group or a company will rent an entire aircraft for a specific journey.
The payload is the cargo that it carries.
The characteristics of the aircraft KFM 112M is a four cylinder with dual ignition and is meant to be designed for an ultralight aircraft and motor glides.
Aviation management would be anything from the flow of a Fixed base operation (airport support area) to the scheduling of planes and pilots. Maintenance of aircraft and the scheduling of AD's and other required issues would also fall into this grouping.
Two things. First, I think you meant dimensions and second, aircraft carriers range in size and shape.
The aircraft to maintain balance.
It meant air combat between aircraft.
If you meant titanium, it is a very strong lightweight metal that is used in aircraft and rockets.
Aviation maintenance is performed based on hours of service, which vary from aircraft to aircraft; a maintenance plan can roughly approximate time periods in days for scheduling maintenance, at the shop level; this phrase can have other meanings depending upon context.
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1) Scheduling of aircraft at landing and take-off from busy airports. 2) Scheduling of issue and return of tools by workmen from tool cribs in factories. 3) Scheduling of mechanical transport fleets. 4) Inventory analysis and inventory control. 5) Minimization of congestion due to traffic delay at tool booths. 6) Scheduling of parts and components of assembly lines. 7) Routing and scheduling of salesman and sales efforts. 8) Provide models that are capable of influencing arrival pattern of customers or determine the most appropriate amount of service or number of service stations.