Def of Inertia (First Newton’s Laws of Motion)
An object at rest remains at rest or in motion remains in motion at constant speed and in straight line if all external forces cancel each other out
Dynamics Fondamental Principle (Second Newton’s Laws)
The acceleration of an object depends on the mass of the object and the amount of force applied
Action and Reaction (Third Newton’s Laws) and an example
Whenever (“à chaque fois”) one object exerts a force on a second object, the second one exerts an equal and opposite force on the first
ex : the hot exhaust gases flow out the back of the engine
What are the forward, the downward and the upward forces applied on a airplane ?
-forward force : thrust
-downward force : weight
-upward force : lift
What is the vertical axis on an airplane ?
The yaw
What is the lateral axis on an airplane ?
The pitch
What is the longitudinal on an airplane ?
The roll
Aérodynamisme
Aerodynamics
Aéronef
Aircraft
Avion de ligne
Airliner
Avion
Airplane, aeroplane
Indicatif d’appel
Callsign
Drone
Drone; UAV (Unmanned Aerial Vehicle)
Planeur
Glider
Gros-porteur
Jumbo jet (BOEING), twin-aisle, wide-body
Petit porteur
Narrow-body, single-aisle
Monoplace
One-seater aircraft
Décrochage
Stall
Subsonique
Subsonic
Supersonique
Supersonic
Transsonique
Transonic
Turbopropulseur
Turboprop
Turboréacteur à double flux et double corps
Turbofan
Bi-moteur
Twin-engine
