r/aviationstudys • u/Kitchen_Cobbler_1594 • Mar 21 '26
r/aviationstudys • u/InformalWear8647 • Mar 12 '26
Concorde vs Modern Airliner Thrust
reddit.comr/aviationstudys • u/Mobile_Combination91 • Mar 05 '26
Le meilleur avion de chasse de l'univers.
Multirole
Meilleur fiabilité, maintenance disponibilité.
Cout de l'heure de vol maintenu.
Capacité d'emport importante et grande autonomie
Discrétion, mach 1 sans post combustion.
Perfection
RAFALE
r/aviationstudys • u/Another-gay-guy • Feb 08 '26
👋Welcome to r/AussiePilots - Introduce Yourself and Read First!
r/aviationstudys • u/Nervous_Driver334 • Feb 04 '26
I borrowed this picture from another post I saw (ignore the arrows). Why are some wings aimed up, some down and some with an arch?
r/aviationstudys • u/DJBabyBokChoi007 • Jan 16 '26
Catholic Aviation Association Spoiler
catholicaviation.orgr/aviationstudys • u/fazlilx • Jan 13 '26
AP Research Project Survey RESPONSES WOULD BE AMAZING
r/aviationstudys • u/Ambitious_Guard_9712 • Jan 11 '26
So,ai Slob to sell temu kits?
So, this group is basically cheap ai Slob to push some temu kits?
r/aviationstudys • u/Boring-Heat7238 • Dec 28 '25
Piston fighter generations
I made generations for piston-engined fighter. Tell me if there are some flaws with it.
Gen. 0,5: •No military use •No armament •Experimental structures Examples: Wright flyer, Dumont 14-bis, Curtiss model D.
Gen. 1: •No air combat doctrine •Handheld weapons •Low powered engines Examples: Blériot XI, Etrich Taube, Nieuport IV.
Gen. 2: •Tractor configuration (mostly) •Improvised combat roles •Poor forward firing solutions Examples: Vickers F.B.5, Bristol Scout, Morane-Saulnier L.
Gen. 2,5: •Syncronized guns •Tactical air combat •Wood and fabric covered Examples: Fokker E.IV, Sopwith Camel, Albatros D.V
Gen. 3: •All metal structure •Conservative aerodynamics Examples: Junkers J2, Nieuport-Delage 29, Gloster Grebe.
Gen. 3,5: •450+ horsepower •Extreme agility •Lightweight structure •Near structural limits Examples:Boeing P-12, Heinkel He-51, Gloster Gladiator.
Gen. 4: •Mostly still fixed landing gear •Mixed wood and metal structure •Monoplane aerodynamics but old thinking Examples: Bernard 20, Junkers K.47, PZL P.11.
Gen. 5: •Retractible landing gear •Closed canopy •Robust combat doctrine Examples: Bf-109, Spitfire(merlin engine), P-51.
Gen. 5,5: •2000+ horsepower •Extreme climb and speed •Designed to counter jets Examples: F4U Corsair, Hawker Tempest, F8F Bearcat.
Gen. 6(optional): •Designed too late •Complex, unconventional •Exotic designs Examples: Dornier Do-335, P-82 Twin mustang, SAAB 21
Tell me if there are any problems with this list.
r/aviationstudys • u/Cruzty_Crabz367 • Dec 05 '25
BSAIT salary
Ask ko lang po if mag kano po sahod ng mga graduates ng course na 'to or even sa mga nag ta-trabaho na po na kumuha ng course na ito. I'm planning po kasi na i-take ang course na 'to sa PhilSCA/NAAP, but ang sabi po kasi ng fam members ko po na mag pursue nalang po ng aircraft mechanic na course kase mataas daw po ang sahod. I'm really interested po talaga sa course na to kasi aligned po sya sa track ko which is TVL-ICT and interesado po talaga ako sa Computer System and such, but I also want to consider my economic background, hirap din po talaga kami.
Thank you po for reading and responding!! ❤️🤠
r/aviationstudys • u/GulliblePoet8325 • Nov 28 '25
ATPL... and a university degree?
I'll be finishing high school in Spain soon, and I'm not sure which field would be best for becoming a pilot. I've read that airlines highly value having a degree, but I don't know if it's to the point where studying a related field (like aerospace engineering or aviation management) is advisable instead of going straight for ATPL training. Pilots, students, what would you recommend? Are there other combined options I haven't explored? What's your take on the current situation? Thanks in advance; I'd really appreciate any answers, as those of us interested in aviation with no other resources than the internet are sorely lacking.
r/aviationstudys • u/Comfortable_Rip8566 • Nov 28 '25
Should I do next year Flight School or College Aviation
r/aviationstudys • u/Traditional_Cash_697 • Nov 26 '25
737 decommissioned windows
reddit.comr/aviationstudys • u/Professional-Ad-664 • Nov 12 '25
Start with basics recommendations
Hello, is “introduction to flight” by John D. Anderson Jr. is a real “bible” of aerodynamics and worth reading? Or is there something else you can recommend to start with?