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When you step onto an aircraft runway, or simply gaze at a plane soaring through the sky, it is easy to lose yourself in the marvel of its engineering and seamless coordination of various systems and assemblies. Among the many intricacies hidden within an aircraft's design, one often overlooked, but crucial component is the cowl flaps. These unassuming panels, located within the engine compartment, play a pivotal role in maintaining the optimal temperature of an aircraft's engine during flight. Throughout this blog, we will explore cowl flaps, their function, and how they prevent engine overheating.

Flying in an aircraft involves much more than just reaching your destination. In fact, the onboard experience plays a crucial role in ensuring a comfortable and safe journey for passengers. Aircraft seats, in particular, are an essential part of making air travel enjoyable. In this article, we will explore everything you need to know about aircraft seats, including their various types, material composition, and selection criteria.

While aircraft designs primarily focus on flight capabilities, it is essential that such vehicles are also able to operate safely on the ground as required. For example, if an aircraft operates in and around an airport, they must be able to safely traverse runways and hangers, as well as be able to efficiently come to a stop during the landing process. In order to effectively do all of this, many aircraft feature brake assemblies on their wheels, the disc brake being the most common type. In this blog, we will discuss aircraft disc brakes in more detail, allowing you to have a general understanding of their design and functionality.