Rise of Flight is a very realistic flight sim set during World War 1. As you can imagine, this isn't a game where you take your Cessna out for a leisurely flight. In Rise of Flight, you dogfight in the wooden planes of the early 20th Century.
Okay...okay...admittedly, this isn't the most realistic of flight games - at least when it comes to real-world physics. Yes, this game does have a slight arcade feel to it, and yes, this is more than just a flight sim (there are land and sea battles as well). It does look fantastic though, and there are numerous crafts to fly. The available planes in War Thunder span almost a century of technological development.
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Beneath all the problems was a fantastically realistic flight engine for the F-16 Fighting Falcon jet, an incredible dynamic campaign based on a modern Korean War, and industry-leading graphics. A fortuitous source code leak in 2002 allowed the community to have a crack at making the game better, which many did. The best of those came from Benchmark Simulations, who have continued to improve the game through the years, leading to the widely acknowledged "true" version of the game today being Falcon 4.0 BMS.
Abstract:Sustainment issues associated with military helicopters have drawn attention to the growth of small cracks under a helicopter flight load spectrum. One particular issue is how to simplify (reduce) a measured spectrum to reduce the time and complexity of full-scale helicopter fatigue tests. Given the costs and the time scales associated with performing tests, a means of computationally assessing the effect of a reduced spectrum is desirable. Unfortunately, whilst there have been a number of studies into how to perform a damage tolerant assessment of helicopter structural parts there is currently no equivalent study into how to perform the durability analysis needed to determine the economic life of a helicopter component. To this end, the present paper describes a computational study into small crack growth in AA7075-T7351 under several (reduced) helicopter flight load spectra. This study reveals that the Hartman-Schijve (HS) variant of the NASGRO crack growth equation can reasonably accurately compute the growth of small naturally occurring cracks in AA7075-T7351 under several simplified variants of a measured Black Hawk flight load spectra.Keywords: small cracks; helicopter flight load spectra; FALSTAFF flight load spectra; fatigue crack growth
Since about 1990 it is known from QF of FCG in service failures and simulation tests that small fatigue cracks in airframe alloys can have FCG thresholds below those for long cracks (Barter et al. 1993; Blom 1990; Molent and Jones 2016; Tanaka et al. 1981; Wanhill 1991; Wanhill et al. 2019). An early test example for VA (flight simulation) loading is shown in Figure 2.
Korean Air says the use of e-cigarettes, which emit a vapour which some experts say is less harmful than the carcinogenic smoke from conventional cigarettes, is on the rise on its flights, despite it being prohibited to smoke or charge them onboard, whether the plane is on the ground or in the air.
Attorney General Merrick Garland told federal prosecutors on Wednesday to prioritize prosecuting crimes committed on airplanes during the holiday travel season, amid a startling rise in unruly or violent conduct by airline passengers this year. 2ff7e9595c
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