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    Air France 447 Case Study

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    they were on the right track. Information that the flight is in alternate mode is limited which presumably led the pilots to think that the aircraft cannot be stalled. Operational limitations: Air France was alerted to the problem of misbehaving pitot tubes by other crews and procedures were in place to repair or replace the pitot tubes on all its aircrafts. However this flight was allowed to fly without any modification, assuming there would not be any problem in the face of delay and money…

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    Argument 1 and 2 both address drones. Specifically argument 1 addresses why “Cargo drones can make a difference in Africa, elsewhere” and argument 2 clarifies about “Small drones causing big problems for firefighting planes”. While argument 1 and 2 include tremendous strengths argument one is the strongest argument. To begin, the author’s main claim is that “Cargo drones can help hard to reach areas of the world”. The main reason that supports their claim is that they can fly to areas that…

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    George Santayana, a Spanish philosopher, once said, “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” However, this may not present itself to be a completely tragic philosophical fact. The separation of 400 years’ time between Christopher Columbus and Charles Lindbergh only separated these men, their ambitions, and experiences by a river instead of the ocean both experienced; their attempted accomplishments, experienced challenges, and essential skills flowing along the same paths…

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    When I was in elementary school, my teachers would ask us what we wanted to be when we grew up. The usual answer was a doctor, lawyer, police or firefighter. When I spoke up and said what I wanted my future profession to be was a flight attendant. Their reaction was always the same. They would look at me and ask me where I got that from. I would then explain that the sky was open and beautiful and airplanes seem to glade through the sky. The airplane could take me a lot of places. As a…

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    Have you ever seen a man fall out of the sky with wings? This happens in Gabriel Garcia’s story A Very Old Man with Enormous Wings. The story starts with an Old Man with Wings falling into a courtyard belonging to Pelayo and his family. He is shown off to the public, poked and plucked but finally leaves. García Marquez creates a beautiful example of magical realism by inserting Fantastic things into a seemingly everyday environment using normalization of fantastic things, the old man's wings and…

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    Flight 604 Failure

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    Imagine flying a plane in complete darkness, thinking that you’re flying in one direction but you’re instead flying in a different direction. Flash Airlines Flight 604 was a Boeing 737 charter plane that crashed minutes after taking off from Sharm el-Sheikh Airport, killing all one hundred and forty-eight people onboard. Although there are no clear answers as to why Flight 604 crashed into the Red Sea, the current theories are pilot disorientation, mechanical history of the airline and the lack…

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    Wilbur Wright was born on April 16th, 1867 in Millville, Indiana. Although Wilburs most known sibling is Orville, he actually had five other brothers and sisters. There names were Katharine, Lorin, Ida, Otis, and Reuchlin. Wilbur also grew up with a mother and father named Susan and Milton Wright. Before Wilbur grew up as a very intelligent child and excelled in school. He was planning on attending Yale University until he injured himself during an ice hockey game. After this, Wilbur became…

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    Seatbelt Monologue

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    My clammy hands grip the seat tightly turning my knuckles white. My heart beats as if something is trying to frantically pound its way from inside my chest. Frenziedly, I search for my seatbelt. It’s across my lap. Thank god! The relief that the seatbelt gives me is short lived as I hear the plane’s engines shudder under the pressure of flying against the ferocious wind. Fire erupts from one of the wings as it is hit by an enormous bolt of lightning and I feel the plane lurch forward, plummeting…

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    developed and flew their first flight in a plane they invented. It was recorded at the time that this magnificent invention which was miraculously the first man-made innovation to be able to maneuver above ground at 120 feet.The plane flew for 59 seconds, covering a distance of 852 feet. The aircraft, making the right brothers a household name, astonished people. Air travel was now possible, and this was the first step towards modern air travel causing excitement in the world. Since then,…

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    migrating then flying in our backyards. American Robins lives in the southern part of the United States and most of Mexico in the winter time. The year round range of the American Robin is most of the United States. Lastly the breeding grounds are most of Canada…

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