LEGACY
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This document discusses different ways to create a legacy. It describes legacy as something that lasts beyond one's lifetime, such as giving money or possessions to others in a will. It also discusses creating a legacy through family history documented in a personal scrapbook. Another way is through leadership, by having a vision and building meaningful relationships that leave a lasting impact. Creating a legacy of love through end-of-life planning and a legacy of health by promoting an active lifestyle in the family are also discussed. Acts of kindness and simplifying one's life are presented as other means of developing a powerful legacy.
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Technology affects our world
Technology affects all aspects of modern life. It has changed how people interact both bringing them closer through communication technologies while also increasing isolation. Computers are now ubiquitous tools used for education, business, entertainment and more, having transformed simple machines into devices with many functions. Mobile phones in particular have become essential tools for communication, information access, banking and entertainment. Technology is also widely used in government and healthcare to improve services and record-keeping.
CESSANA 525
The document summarizes the specifications and performance of the Cessna 525 Citation Jet, a twin-engine business jet that can carry 6 passengers and 1 crew. Key details include its length of 42 feet 7 inches, cruise speed of 380 knots, and maximum range of 1,485 nautical miles. The aircraft has twin turbofan engines, takes off in 1,200 feet at a weight of 24,000 pounds, and can climb to a cruising altitude of 10,000 feet in 4.5 minutes while burning 3 gallons of fuel over 6 nautical miles.
AIRPORT SECURITY
The document discusses the history and development of airport security. It outlines key events that shaped the modern security landscape, from early hijackings in the 1930s to the terrorist attacks on 9/11. It then describes the founding of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) following 9/11 to oversee security across all modes of transportation. The document also details various airport security protocols, including passenger and baggage screening, employee identification, perimeter controls, and emerging technologies like biometrics that aim to further enhance aviation security.
AIRCRAFT CARBURETTOR SYSTEM
The document discusses the carburetor, which is a device used in internal combustion engines to mix air and fuel for combustion. It was first invented in Italy in 1876 and developed in 1882 for use in early petrol engines. The carburetor mixes fuel and air in a ratio of around 1 part fuel to 8-20 parts air by weight. It has components like the float chamber, venturi, throttle valve, and jets that control the fuel-air mixture during different engine operations like idling, takeoff, and climbing. Ice can form in the carburetor if the air temperature is below freezing, reducing engine power. Maintaining the proper fuel-air ratio is important for engine performance.
Essential of aviation
The document provides details about the business plan for Diamond Airways, a proposed low-cost airline in Pakistan. It introduces the founding team and outlines plans for fleet, routes, marketing, and financial projections. Key points include operating a fleet of 6 Boeing 737-800 aircraft on domestic and international short-haul routes between major Pakistani cities and destinations in the Middle East. The airline aims to compete with national carrier PIA by offering lower fares and more efficient operations.
CRM UNITED AIRLINE 173
A United Airlines DC-8 crashed during approach to Portland International Airport on December 28, 1978, killing 2 crew members and 10 passengers. The aircraft experienced a landing gear malfunction which delayed the flight from Denver. During approach, the pilots ran low on fuel due to failing to properly monitor fuel levels and ignoring crew advice. Both engines then stopped due to fuel exhaustion. The aircraft declared an emergency but crashed shortly after in a wooded area near the airport.
Airbus A321
Airbus is a European aerospace company headquartered in France. It was originally formed as the European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company in 1970. Airbus has three divisions - Airbus, Airbus Defence and Space, and Airbus Helicopters. It employs over 63,000 people. The Airbus A321 is a twin-engine aircraft with a stretched fuselage. It entered service in 1994 with Lufthansa airline and can carry up to 220 passengers. The engines used are typically CFM International CFM56 turbofans. CFM is a joint venture between General Electric and Safran that was formed in 1974 to produce the CFM56 series of engines.
Air blue pakistan
Group 1: Air Blue is a private Pakistani airline headquartered in Islamabad. It was founded in 2003 and commenced operations in 2004.
Group 2: Air Blue operates scheduled domestic flights between 6 Pakistani cities and international flights to destinations in the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Oman. Its fleet consists of Airbus aircraft, though it has faced challenges in brand awareness and maintenance facilities.
Group 3: The document discusses Air Blue's growth between 2004-2014, including expanding its routes and launching its first international and European flights. However, it also notes weaknesses such as a small fleet, tight flight schedules, and lack of advertising that have limited its market share against national carrier PIA.
BAHAWALPUR DOMESTIC AIRPORT PAKISTAN
An airport can positively impact the total economy of a state by increasing employment rates, improving access to the airport through different modes of transportation, and developing the surroundings. Airline operators can increase revenue by raising awareness of time savings through air travel given the region's literacy rate, initiating low-cost carrier operations, providing ground services, and starting cargo operations if passenger numbers are low by transporting locally produced fruits.
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The document discusses several topics related to air traffic control including:
- The day-to-day problems faced by air traffic control systems which are primarily related to air traffic volume and weather.
- Factors that dictate the amount of air traffic that can land at an airport in a given time, requiring each aircraft to touch down, slow, and exit the runway before the next crosses.
- Croydon Airport in London was the first to introduce air traffic control in 1921.
- The objectives of air traffic control are to prevent collisions and organize efficient air traffic flow while providing pilots with information.
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LEGACY
- 2. HAFIZ MUHAMMAD HASSAN ALI TAIMOOR AJMAL HUSNAIN ASIF ABDUL AZIZ MOHSIN ALI PIONEERS GROUP
- 4. Legacy A legacy is something that we leave or give to others , something that will last beyond our life time. For many people, this means giving money or possessions to other in a will. PIONEERS GROUP
- 5. Family History The family stories can be linked to various persons on the family tree, describing their relationship to the storytellers and their family. PIONEERS GROUP LEGACY
- 6. Personal Scrapbook • It can contain pictures, literature, documents and articles about the family history and important events. PIONEERS GROUP LEGACY
- 7. Leadership legacy • A leaderships legacy is to leave behind the significance of our talent and our passions. • Legacies define leader...good leader start thinking about legacy they prefer to leave early in their leadership tenure. • A leadership legacy is what is left behind and the impact they have on an organization, areas, family, community, or all of them PIONEERS GROUP LEGACY
- 8. • A framework to help guide leaders to achieve their intended outcome is provided Vision A leader have a great vision of future to achieve a goal in leadership legacy. A vision is a ideal and unique image. Meaningful relationship People in our lives as a catalyst or part of the legacy. PIONEERS GROUP LEGACY
- 9. legacy of love A legacy of love will provide your friends and family with clear decision and planned social, legal, financial, end – of – life arrangements. It creates a legacy of love. PIONEERS GROUP LEGACY
- 10. Legacy of Health • Remember an active family is a healthy family. Just a few minutes today play with your kids! Dance jump rope play tag you make a difference in your family tomorrow. • Inspire your kids to get outside your play. They should have at least 60 minutes per day of physical activity. Don’t for get parents need activity too. PIONEERS GROUP LEGACY
- 11. Kindness • A powerful legacy can often be created with the simples actions. • Simple act of kindness can inspire acts of kindness by others. PIONEERS GROUP LEGACY
- 12. Simplicity • Create a powerful legacy by simplifying your life. • Simplify your life and eliminate what is not necessary. PIONEERS GROUP LEGACY
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