This research paper examines the feasibility for second-generation biofuels as an alternative fuel supply for both pistonand turbine-powered general aviation aircraft. With relevant research given to the history of biofuels and their technologic development, this paper aims to provide an analysis of biofuel development, biofuel technology and its potential impacts, specifically for the aviation...

• The history of aviation beginning with the first drawings and flying items goes back to the fifteenth century. • The aviation industry has grown to a remarkable size over the centuries and is one of the important industries of economic growth today. • The aviation industry is structured along the aviation value chain. • Air transport is characterised by high fixed costs, low profit margins in...

This publication is a digest of press releases and other announcements issued by partners across the aviation industry from May October 2011. It is not fully comprehensive, but provides a snapshot of the work being undertaken around the world by all parts of the aviation industry. Readers are encouraged to visit http://newswire.enviro.aero for the latest environmental news. Environmental news f...

The organizational life pervaded with politics (some organizations more than others are). Hence, political behavior is an ordinary part of the Performance Appraisals (PAS) processes and PAS are highly prone by politics. Politics is an important determinant in the pay systems as both supervisors and subordinates have possibilities to influence the results of the appraisal process. The overall at...

in this paper a new problem of three stage disassembly-assembly scheduling is introduced and reviewed. this problem, which was arisen from the aviation industry characteristics, is a generalization of the two stage assembly scheduling problem. products (helicopters) in the aviation industry return to assembler for annual overhaul repair services. in the first stage helicopters are disassembled ...

It is natural to rely on experiences from the aviation industry when developing safety-critical systems for automotive applications. In the aviation industry for several decades programmable systems have been used for flight control, aircraft engine control, landing gear control etc.. The safety and reliability requirements of these systems are comparable with steer-by-wire or brake-by-wire sys...

1 Introduction 7 2 How fast is the aviation industry growing? 8 3 Noise pollution 11 4 Local air pollution 14 5 The impact of aviation on global warming and climate change 18 6 Is aviation and airport development good for the economy? 23 PART 2: A new aviation policy 7 A new aviation policy based on transport demand management 27 Summary of part 1: The impact of aviation on the environment 35 S...

Today, wireless technology forms the communications backbone of many industries—including aviation, transportation, government, and defense. The era of the Next Generation Air Transportation System, (NextGen), is upon us. The Federal Aviation Administration, in collaboration with industry, is deploying NextGen technology on the ground, in the air, at air traffic control facilities and in the co...