Aircraft Manufacturer â?? Making Aircraft

There are many roles
that go into the making of an aircraft. It must be designed,
engineered, built, tested, etc. Each person on the job is
necessary. Without all these players a failure might happen and
that is usually always a very serious if not fatal problem.
The

aircraft manufacturer

is the entity that
actually takes the plans and builds the craft. There are several
companies in America that take care of this element. Many of these
also have in house engineers and designers as well. There are
companies that do only manufacturing, however. Many craft
manufacturers only manufacture certain parts of the planes and then
supply those to larger manufacturers or designers of
craft.

Aircraft design

is one of the most important elements of building a
plane. Plenty of training and sound science is needed in order to
make a successful plane. There is not too much room for
creativity in aircraft. Design elements of aircraft always
include the airframe, or the basic structure of the plane. They
also include the engine and mechanical equipment. The body is an
important part of the design as well. Lastly, the interior design
is included. For larger aircraft this can be quite involved with
kitchens, bars, and specialty seats. Safety design is part of
every step of the design process.

Aerospace
manufacturing

is any craft that is
going to be taking to the skies. Sometimes this also includes
design and manufacturing of spacecraft. Aerospace is a word that
means a craft that will move through air space rather than ground
space. It is more difficult to design and manufacture because there
are more dimensions to consider than there are on the ground. A car
can only move forward and backward, and can change directions in
its forward and backward movement. A plane or aircraft adds to that
up and down movement as well as the ability to spin.

Aircraft engineers

require specialized
training and practice to master their work. They design aircraft
based on more movement than can be accomplished on the ground. They
usually work in groups of engineers to ensure that nothing can go
wrong with the design. Flaws in a design can easily be fatal and
that is simply not an option. The engineer's designs are tested
thoroughly so this can be avoided. Some designs go back to the
drawing board for revisions, while others are solid and traditional
and can go on the next stage of development.

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