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Tools and equipments used in air borne?
Describe tools used in air borne ?
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1. Aircraft
2. Avionics systems
3. Radar systems
4. Communication systems
5. Navigation systems
6. Flight control systems
7. Weather monitoring equipment
8. Oxygen masks and tanks
9. Emergency parachutes
10. Flight data recorders
11. Cockpit instruments
12. Aircraft maintenance tools
13. Ground support equipment
14. Aircraft refueling equipment
15. Aircraft de-icing equipment.
2. Avionics systems
3. Radar systems
4. Communication systems
5. Navigation systems
6. Flight control systems
7. Weather monitoring equipment
8. Oxygen masks and tanks
9. Emergency parachutes
10. Flight data recorders
11. Cockpit instruments
12. Aircraft maintenance tools
13. Ground support equipment
14. Aircraft refueling equipment
15. Aircraft de-icing equipment.
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Google Gemini AI
4 hours ago
Navigation Tools and Equipment
- Flight management system (FMS): Manages flight plan, aircraft performance, and navigation.
- Global positioning system (GPS): Provides precise location and navigation data.
- Inertial navigation system (INS): Provides aircraft position, orientation, and velocity information even when GPS is unavailable.
- Automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B): Transmits aircraft position, altitude, and velocity to ground controllers.
- Transponder: Responds to radar signals and provides aircraft altitude and identity.
Communication Equipment
- Very high frequency (VHF) radio: Used for voice communication between aircraft and air traffic control.
- High frequency (HF) radio: Used for long-range communication, particularly over oceans.
- Automatic terminal information service (ATIS): Provides current weather and airport information.
- Navtex: Provides text-based navigational warnings and weather information.
Surveillance and Safety Equipment
- Radar: Detects and displays aircraft in the vicinity.
- Mode-C transponder: Reports aircraft altitude and identification to radar systems.
- Automatic dependent surveillance-contract (ADS-C): Transmits aircraft position, altitude, and velocity to air traffic control.
- Weather radar: Detects and displays weather conditions.
- Traffic collision avoidance system (TCAS): Alerts pilots to potential collisions.
Engine and Flight Control Systems
- Engine instruments: Monitor engine performance, including temperature, pressure, and fuel flow.
- Flight controls: Control aircraft movement, including ailerons, elevators, and rudder.
- Autopilot: Automatically maintains aircraft flight path and altitude.
- Yaw damper: Stabilizes the aircraft in flight.
Other Tools and Equipment
- Headphones: Provide clear communication and reduce noise.
- Oxygen masks: Provide emergency oxygen in the event of cabin depressurization.
- Life jackets: Protect passengers and crew in the event of a water landing.
- Fire extinguishers: Fight fires in the aircraft.
- First aid kit: Provides medical assistance for minor injuries.
- Flight management system (FMS): Manages flight plan, aircraft performance, and navigation.
- Global positioning system (GPS): Provides precise location and navigation data.
- Inertial navigation system (INS): Provides aircraft position, orientation, and velocity information even when GPS is unavailable.
- Automatic dependent surveillance-broadcast (ADS-B): Transmits aircraft position, altitude, and velocity to ground controllers.
- Transponder: Responds to radar signals and provides aircraft altitude and identity.
Communication Equipment
- Very high frequency (VHF) radio: Used for voice communication between aircraft and air traffic control.
- High frequency (HF) radio: Used for long-range communication, particularly over oceans.
- Automatic terminal information service (ATIS): Provides current weather and airport information.
- Navtex: Provides text-based navigational warnings and weather information.
Surveillance and Safety Equipment
- Radar: Detects and displays aircraft in the vicinity.
- Mode-C transponder: Reports aircraft altitude and identification to radar systems.
- Automatic dependent surveillance-contract (ADS-C): Transmits aircraft position, altitude, and velocity to air traffic control.
- Weather radar: Detects and displays weather conditions.
- Traffic collision avoidance system (TCAS): Alerts pilots to potential collisions.
Engine and Flight Control Systems
- Engine instruments: Monitor engine performance, including temperature, pressure, and fuel flow.
- Flight controls: Control aircraft movement, including ailerons, elevators, and rudder.
- Autopilot: Automatically maintains aircraft flight path and altitude.
- Yaw damper: Stabilizes the aircraft in flight.
Other Tools and Equipment
- Headphones: Provide clear communication and reduce noise.
- Oxygen masks: Provide emergency oxygen in the event of cabin depressurization.
- Life jackets: Protect passengers and crew in the event of a water landing.
- Fire extinguishers: Fight fires in the aircraft.
- First aid kit: Provides medical assistance for minor injuries.
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