Lead acid batteries are common in many industries as a direct current (DC) power source for various components and devices, but their use in aviation stands out in particular as a result of the specific demands of electrical systems in such settings. Understanding why lead acid batteries are still so favored despite various other options being available requires a closer look at how they function, so read on to learn more about what factors support their use in modern aircraft. Read more >>

The average Jane or Joe has heard of Honeywell, Boeing, and the Airbus company, but what many people don’t know is that there are over a million different aerospace and aviation. Learning about these companies, their revenue and how they impact the industry may not be priority for the masses, but for those working actively in the aviation, aerospace, and military industry, it’s extremely beneficial. The more you know about the parts you’re dealing with and where they are produced, the better knowledge you have improve work efficiency and move on up in your company. Below see a brief list of aviation/aerospace manufacturers and suppliers. Read more >>

The core principle of aerospace and aviation is innovation. In the coming years, we should expect to see some exciting new things in the aerospace industry. While aircraft haven’t seen much change structurally since aircraft first started being used for travel, the expected number of travelers doubling by 2035 means that innovators are working hard to make advancements in sustainability, design, and operations. Read more >>