Aeroscope Pakistan

07/05/2022

Fleet Status of Pakistan 🇵🇰

07/05/2022

The Boeing Company PATENTED A JET ENGINE POWERED BY LASERS AND NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS.

Modern airliners such as the Boeing Dreamliner are powered by multiple turbofan engines. These engines deploy a series of fans and turbines to compress air and ignite fuel to produce thrust.

Boeing’s patented engine provides thrust in a very different and rather novel manner. According to the patent filing, the laser engine may also be used to power rockets, missiles, and even spacecraft.

As of now, the engine lives only in patent documents. The technology is so out-there that it is unclear whether anyone will ever build it.

Here’s a look at the inner workings of Boeing’s futuristic engine with the help of some illustrations from PatentYogi.

Boeing's new jet engine works by firing high-power lasers at radioactive material, such as deuterium and tritium.

The lasers vaporise the radioactive material and cause a fusion reaction -- in effect a small thermonuclear explosion.

Hydrogen or helium are the exhaust byproducts, which exit the back of the engine under high pressure. Thrust is produced.

At the same time, the inside wall of the engine's thruster chamber -- coated in uranium 238 -- reacts with the high-energy neutrons produced by the nuclear reaction and generates immense heat.

The engine harnesses the heat by running coolant along the other side of the the uranium-coated combustion chamber.

This heat-energised coolant is sent through a turbine and generator that produces electricity to power the engine's lasers. Yes, lasers!

07/05/2022

Pakistan’s New Airline Fly Jinnah to Start Operations by June

The airline will begin operating domestically with three leased A320 aircraft’s ✈️

06/05/2022

PIA 🇵🇰 inducts new A320 ✈️ into its fleet
Currently parked at New islamabad Airport
Registration number : AP-BON
Year Built : 2013

06/05/2022

A Joint Venture Between AirArabia and Lakson Group
Low-Cost airline FlyJinnah ✈️ Comming 🔜 in Pakistan 🇵🇰

03/11/2021

Retractable Landing Light A320 ✈️

18/08/2021

A Pakistan International Airlines aircraft is stuck at the Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul,

According to the sources, a Boeing 777 aircraft, flown by Captain Hasnat, left Islamabad and arrived in Kabul on Wednesday evening to bring back passengers.

The Kabul airport has been closed to commercial flights for the past two days and sources said that PIA's PK-6249 flight was the sole one to arrive in the city.

The sources added that permission from several agencies has to be sought before flying.

The International Federation of Airline Pilots Association (IFALPA) issued a notice today that there is no air traffic service available at Kabul Airport,

The notice to airmen will remain in effect till August 20.

The decision to send an airplane despite the NOTAM has raised several questions.

The sources said that since commercial flights do not operate at night at the Kabul airport, it is unlikely that the aircraft will be able to depart tonight. It will remain there overnight and fly in the early morning hours.

18/08/2021

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14/08/2021

On August 12, on the newest Airbus A350 of Aeroflot, when descending for landing at Sheremetyevo airport, oxygen masks fell out in the aircraft cabin and the on-board entertainment system was disabled

The board on August 9 carried the Russian national team from the Olympics from Tokyo.

The aircraft with registration number VP-BXP was flying SU-2143 from Antalya to Moscow. About 315 km from the south of Moscow, passenger oxygen masks fell out in the cabin and the on-board entertainment system was turned off.

15/06/2020

Emirates airline has released a new video of its preparations to welcome residents and tourists to the UAE after a few months of lockdown
"We have been waiting, dreaming. Looking forward to when we meet again. We have also been preparing, getting ready, knowing the time to see each other, comes closer with every rising sun. We promised to welcome you with open doors to make your journey extraordinary," the Dubai-based airline said in the video released on its Twitter handle.

"And your well-being is our priority. We said we need a moment and it will only be a moment more. Dubai! Daarna, Home. We will see you soon," said the airline in its message on its Twitter account.
https://twitter.com/emirates/status/1271457339107835910?s=20

15/06/2020