Flying Machine or air Craft


Flying Machine or AirCraft

Flying Machine or AirCraft


On 17 December 1903, in an American town called "Kitty Hawk", two bicycle Technics changed the world forever they flew an Airplane! On that historic day, the two mechanics, Orville and Wilbur Wright made the world's first sustained, powered and controlled flights in an Airplane. The two were brothers who with their first flight marked the birth of modern aviation.
       The term "Aviation" relates to the activities involved in the design, development, production, operation and use of aircraft. An aircraft is a vehicle capable of flying by being supported by the air. It includes fixed-wing and rotatory wing types (eg. helicopter), parachutes as well as lighter than aircraft such as hot air balloons.
         The "Flyer" flown by the Wright brothers on 17 December 1903, was 6.4 meters in length and flew at nearly 11 kph. In just over a hundred years, mankind has bettered the record. For example, "Euro fighter Typhoon". It is one of the world's most advanced new generation aircraft. It can travel at the speed of2125 kph and takes just 2.5 minutes to reach a height of 35000 feet. Similarly, the "Airbus A380". The largest jetliner ever built. This giant plane has 22 wheels and its wingspan is as wide as the length of a football pitch! In the end, I want to say that we have to fly lie these machines, with the speed of these machines. We have to work hard as the work done in making these machines and fly in the joy of success after our work is finish.


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