Boeing 727 and 717, the vintage aircraft
Boeing is the world’s largest aerospace company and the leading producer of commercial jetliners, defense, space and security…
How Pushback is performed? Why do civil aircraft do not use a power back pushback?
Pushback is a procedure that results in an aircraft being pushed back from the airport gate by external…
Aircraft Hijack in Nepal, Twin otter, and IC814
General aviation in Nepal started in 1949 AD. To this point, Nepal has about 71 years of Aviation…
Evergreen STOL Aircraft for Nepal; Twin Otter
Short Take-Off and Landing (STOL) aircraft are essential in Nepal. Being a country with high hills and mountains,…
High Frequency (HF), Very High Frequency (VHF), and Transponder usage in Aircraft
The evolution of electronic communications equipment is nearly as same as the evolution of aircraft. The radio age…
Airport markings and signs used to ensure safe landing and taxing
Every day, aircraft of different shapes and sizes take off and land at the airport. However, the pilot…
Why does Captain Pilot sits on the left side of the aircraft but not in the helicopter?
In those days, when aviation began with military and propeller aircraft, there used to be a single pilot…
Timeline of Nepal Aviation, glimpse from 1949 to 2020
Nepal’s aviation journey from Gaucharan to the international airport, from Dakota to Airbus 330, and several more. Let…
Aviation fuel and types of aviation fuels with prices
Aviation fuel is the crucial requirement for every flight, making it one of the essential parts of the…
Why pilots use a single-engine during taxing?
Taxiing is an aircraft’s movement on the ground, under its control, compared to a towing or a push-back…