Customized cool chain solutions
Customized cool chain solutions

... different types of commodities on the same flight with constant temperatures within each zone • Freight unloaded straight after landing • Direct access to the cargo warehouse ...
aircraft fire fighting hazards - Ontario Association of Fire Chiefs
aircraft fire fighting hazards - Ontario Association of Fire Chiefs

... In order to safely conduct aircraft rescue and fire fighting operations, fire fighters should be trained to the level of response as defined by their local Council or Board. The level of response and specific Operating Guidelines should be established. Fire fighters should be knowledgeable about the ...
Introduction to AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES
Introduction to AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES

Flight 77
Flight 77

... Again, note the damage to the building. It’s a small hole in the building on the ground floor and incredibly there is still undamaged glass in windows to both the far right and left of the impact epicenter. All signs of a directed blast. Remember, this area was under construction, and there was unde ...

Boeing RC-1

The Boeing RC-1, short for ""Resource Carrier 1"", was a design for an enormous cargo aircraft intended to haul oil and minerals out of the northern reaches of Alaska and Canada where ice-free ports were not available. It was optimized for short-haul missions only, carrying cargo to locations for loading onto ships, trains or pipelines. Depending on the role, the design was nicknamed ""Brute Lifter"" or ""Flying Pipeline"".The basic design had a rectangular wing spanning almost 150 metres (500 ft), was powered by 12 Pratt & Whitney JT9D engines, and had 56 wheels in the main landing gear. A total of 1,000,000 kilograms (2,300,000 lb) of cargo was carried in two under-wing pods and fuselage. The RC-1 would have been roughly twice the size and mass of the Antonov An-225 Mriya, the largest aircraft built, but would have carried about five times the payload.The RC-1 was designed in the early 1970s. The rapid increase in jet fuel prices after 1973 doomed the project to be uneconomical.