AVB 1: Revision Aircraft Design By CCPL G. Fleming
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The document provides definitions and descriptions of the basic parts of an aircraft's airframe, including the fuselage, wings, empennage (tail section), landing gear, engine, propeller, cockpit, and other components. It explains that the wings provide lift and contain ailerons, flaps, fuel tanks, and other features. The tail section includes the horizontal and vertical stabilizers along with the elevator and rudder. The landing gear can be fixed or retractable. The engine is located in the front of the fuselage and is cooled via air intakes and a cowling. Instruments and controls are housed in the cockpit.
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