Showing posts with label english. Show all posts
Showing posts with label english. Show all posts
The schedule for week 48 will be:
The schedule for week 47 will be:
Regulations
- 7 groups of 3 pax
- Topics:
- Theory of flight
- Aeroplane Aerodynamics and Flight Controls
- 5 questions Level 1
- High Speed Flight
- 5 questions Level 1
- Rotary Wing Aerodynamics
- 5 questions Level 1
- Structures
- General concepts
- 5 questions Level 1
- 5 questions Level 2
- Flight Controls
- General concepts
- 5 questions Level 2
- Fly-by-wire
- 5 questions Level
- Delivery deadline: Novemeber 20th, 2015
- Contest Date: December 1st, 2015
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The schedule for week 42 will be:
In the download section, you can find the link to the first activity with Diego (our English "classmate").
As you know, this activity was about the Wright brothers and their first flight. I hope you enjoyed it ;)
As you know, this activity was about the Wright brothers and their first flight. I hope you enjoyed it ;)

The schedule for week 41 will be:
Regulations
- 7 groups of 3 pax + 1 group of 4 pax
- Topics:
- Theory of flight
- Aeroplane Aerodynamics and Flight Controls
- 5 questions Level 1
- High Speed Flight
- 5 questions Level 1
- Rotary Wing Aerodynamics
- 5 questions Level 1
- Structures
- General concepts
- 5 questions Level 1
- 5 questions Level 2
- Flight Controls
- General concepts
- 5 questions Level 2
- Fly-by-wire
- 5 questions Level 3
- Autoflight
- Concepts
- 5 questions Level 3
- 5 questions Level 2
- 5 questions Level 1
- Delivery deadline: Novemeber 27th, 2014
- Contest Date: December 2nd, 2014
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A new article is coming... In this case, you can read an article which explains why winglets are so important.
Continuing with the series of articles in English, I introduce you an article about the number of aircraft wings.
As I said in class, English is very important in our industry. So it's important to know the technical English related to our subject.
Cockpit Switches
The proliferation of touchscreen display technologies is changing the role of traditional push-button and rotatory switches in the cockpit.
The proliferation of touchscreen display technologies is changing the role of traditional push-button and rotatory switches in the cockpit.
'What is “Integrated Modular Avionics"?'
Integrated Modular Avionics (IMA) is a blanket term used to describe a distributed real-time computer network aboard an aircraft. This network should consist of a number of computing modules capable of supporting numerous applications of differing safety criticality levels.
Como sabéis, la nueva legislación incluye nuevos temas/subtemas que en breve serán incluidos en los apuntes y exámenes. Por ello, como ayuda al estudio, desde aquí iré poco a poco añadiendo INFO sobre dichos temas para ayudar al futuro estudio de los mismos.
Primer artículo: 'What is the “Glass cockpit”?'
Primer artículo: 'What is the “Glass cockpit”?'
Anchor Lisa Mullins talks to the BBC’s Business Reporter Theo Leggett, who is attending the Paris Air Show. This is a major aviation industry showcase where new aircraft models by Airbus and Boeing are competing for global sales.
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