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How many passengers flew on More the 2.2 billion passengers flew on the world’s airlines for vacation
the world’s airlines and why? and business travel.
By what third of the value of third of the value of the worlds manufactured exports were transported by
the worlds manufactured air.
exports transported?
Sir George Cayley became the first person to successfully create a human
In the 1800’s carrying glider.
What Sir George Cayley explain the aerodynamic forces of flight weight, lift, drag and thrust and
responsible for? their relationship.
What happen in 1907? development work began on the Gnome rotary aero engine.
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What happen in 1908? the first Gnome rotary aero engine is produced.
the United States government bought its first airplane (Wright Model A)
What happen in August 1909? for $30,000.
What happen in 1912? the first all metal aeroplane was flown by a French man.
What happen in 1913? the first flight to reach an altitude of 20,000 feet was flown.
It says, “Air travel is also on the rise, with GHG emissions from
GLOBE-Net (2007) reports international air travel jumping by almost 70% between 1990 and 2002.”
Increasing- worldwide
passenger air travel worldwide passenger air travel is increasing by 5% annually.
investigation by the aviation Second-generation biofuels, solar power and fuel cells are all being
industry investigated by the aviation industry as well as the automobile industry.
airplane CO2 emissions have been reduced by around 70% and the noise
last 40 years levels have been reduced by approximately 90 percent.
Example of integrating The noise footprint of the new 787 Dreamliner is 60% lower than any
environmental performance similar aircraft (Boeing 1998-2007; pg. 14).
improvements
Example of airlines have flight Virgin Atlantic (in February 2008), Air New Zealand (in December
tested on biofuel 2008), Continental Airlines and Japan Airlines (in January 2009).
lower flight speeds, reducing idling and other efficiencies, searching for
Better Traffic Management areas of potential emissions reductions.
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