Dr. Omar Memon
303 articles published since October 07, 2022
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About Dr. Omar Memon
Writer - Omar is an aviation enthusiast who holds a Ph.D. in Aerospace Engineering. With numerous years of technical and research experience under his belt, Omar aims to focus on research-based aviation practices. Apart from work, Omar has a passion for traveling, visiting aviation sites, and plane spotting. Based in Vancouver, Canada
Defect Testing: A Key Stage Of Pre-Build Engine Blade Approval
Each fan blade must be inspected for internal defects before it is approved for installation.
How Is Incoming Air Routed Within Different Systems Of A Jet Engine?
The incoming air is characterized by various jet streams within the engine.
Why Do Airliners' Nose Wheels Retract Forward?
There are various reasons for employing the forward-retracting nose gear design.
A Day In The Life Of An Aircraft Maintenance Engineer
Inspections, troubleshooting, and documentation are essential responsibilities of aircraft maintenance engineers.
How Do Aircraft Cope In Hot And High Environments?
The aircraft must cope at the structural level as well as the thrust performance level.
Aircraft Takeoff: When Do The Wheels Stop Spinning?
There are various mechanisms used to stop the spinning wheels so they can be stowed.
Which Qualifications Do Aircraft Engineers Require?
A range of regulatory licenses and certifications may be required after a university degree.
Creditors: Jet Airways Needs To Be Wound Up
The consortium behind the grounded Jet Airways has received multiple payment extensions.
Top 10: A Brief Guide To The World's Largest Jet Engines
The list includes both the operational and recently produced jet engines.
Aerial Refueling: How Is Composite Skin Enhancing Mobility Missions?
Boeing partnered with Aurora Flight Sciences to further develop advanced defensive systems and countermeasures for aerial refueling aircraft.
How Boeing Aims To Enhance Its Pilot Training Curriculum With CAE
Boeing expands its CBTA curriculum to enhance flight safety.
Meta Spent $1.6 Million On Private Jet Travel For Mark Zuckerberg: Here Are The Other Big Spenders
Top US companies spent nearly $34 million on private jet travel for CEOs and board members in 2021.
NTSB Investigating United Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 9 Incident In Newark
No injuries to the aircraft occupants were reported as a result of the incident.
What Does Rolls-Royce’s Pathway To Zero Emissions By 2050 Look Like?
Rolls-Royce aligns its business model to limit global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius.
Southwest Airlines Plane Hits Light Pole At Jacksonville International Airport
The aircraft was removed from service after the incident.
Optimizing Trajectories: What Is The FAA International Flight Test Demonstration?
The aircraft’s trajectory can be managed from take-off to touchdown across multiple countries.
How Boeing's Insight Accelerator Is Helping Minimize Maintenance Costs
Boeing's Insight Accelerator provides improved operational efficiency, increased schedule reliability, and a reduction in maintenance costs.
How Will Airbus Test The Power Balance Between Engines & Hydrogen-Powered APUs?
Conventional APUs will be replaced with hydrogen fuel-cell-based APUs onboard the test A330.
Boeing’s T-7 Red Hawk: An Advanced Military Jet Trainer
Boeing aims to sell over 2,700 Red Hawks globally.
How Airplane Wing Aerodynamics Helped Lotus Design A Better F1 Car
The inverted wing shape creates downward force, increasing the road grip.