- An
airstair is a set of
steps built into an
aircraft so that p****engers may
board and
alight the aircraft. The
stairs are
often built into a clams****-style...
-
Cooper device) is a
mechanical aerodynamic wedge that
prevents the
ventral airstair of an
aircraft from
being lowered in flight. In the
United States, following...
- path for p****engers to
leave the
building to
board via
mobile stairs or
airstairs built into the
aircraft itself. A
remote stand serves an
aircraft stand...
-
further directed the
aircraft take off with the rear exit door open and its
airstair extended.
Northwest officials objected for
reasons of safety, but Cooper...
- The
Helicopter AirStair,
designed in
house at
Hydro One Inc, Ontario, Canada, can be
attached to a
Eurocopter AS 350 B2 helicopter. It
enables safe access...
- transmitter, and SHF
SATCOM equipment. An AC/DC
powered hydraulic retractable airstair is
located in the
forward right side of the
forward lower equipment area...
-
having two
airstair doors on an
aircraft holding only 19 p****engers was excessive. In
creating the 1900C,
Beechcraft kept the
front airstair, but eliminated...
-
cleaner wing aerodynamic. It has a two-person
flight deck and built-in
airstairs to
better suit
smaller airports. The
aircraft was
capable of
taking off...
-
remain airborne nearly indefinitely. The
aircraft are also ****ed with an
airstair allowing p****engers to
deplane without access to a jet
bridge or stair...
- This led to one of the 727's most
distinctive features: the built-in
airstair that
opens from the rear
underbelly of the fuselage,
which initially could...
