Aviation news

Today the new aviation on the mainstream press. Today, one of the biggest stories has to do with the increase in fuel costs. This is rather complicated, but basically it comes to business benefits and consumer uncertainty on the market oil-producing countries. Everyone feels threatened on nature, oil supplies so that they fear drive prices up. Unfortunately, this means the more expensive tickets for most people, which in turn means less commercial aviation

Fortunately, not all aviation news are bad. I have a friend who is in the aviation industry for many decades, and he is very excited about some trends he sees. All drives on the way to maximize the fuel due to the upcoming oil crisis and rising consumer prices resulted in relatively clean things. There are a number of different developers working on commercial aircraft that are intended to be more efficient than ever before. These works on a few different principles.

According to one of my favorite aviation, new sources is the first principle is very simple. In short, more big is better when you're talking about transportation. A bus for 50 people is more effective than a car. A train can take hundreds are more effective than the bus. It is in the same way by plane. For some of the major airlines on the main roads, they develop giant now super planes that are almost twice as many people that your typical flight will be executed. This saves fuel on full flights flown to maximize capacity.

Of course I read aviation new sources on the evolution of high technology increasing the efficiency of the airline. You can see, using the most advanced of aerodynamics, you can also improve efficiency - even for smaller aircraft. Plane getting lighter all the time as the equipment necessary to get stronger, but change design philosophies also. There are people who work on the body - in fact, to raise devices that operate on the same principle as the space shuttle. With the current device serves as a trunk while a giant wing. This allows a more efficient design even though they may be a little more difficult to engineer. I have read news of aviation for months, in search of information security and for me, it seems that they will certainly be approved. Apparently, when the maintenance technicians qualified, they will be as safe as any other commercial aircraft.