What is it?
Is the body of the aircraft, the part to which all other components are attached to.
Fuselage
Cockpit
The compartment in an aircraft where the pilot and other flight crew members sit during a flight, usually at the front of the fuselage.
Carlinga
Canopy
It is the forward section of the fuselage which comprises the working area for the pilot.
Cockpit
Fuselage
It is the body of the aircraft.
The outer end of the airfoil
Wing tip
Borde de ataque
Leading edge
It is made of clear glass or plastic so the pilot can see through it; therefore, we say it is transparent.
Windscreen / Windshield
Rudder pedals
They control yaw in flight and are used for steering on the ground during a taxi.
The edge of the wing opposite of the leading edge is
Trailing edge
Borde de Salida
Trailing Edge
It forms the covering for the cockpit.
Canopy
Instrument panel
It contains aircraft systems, such as air conditioning, electrical, fuel and hydraulics.
The edge of the wing that first meets the air
Leading edge
Perfil Aerodinámico
Airfoil
It is designed to keep the aircraft in the air.
An airfoil. The wing.
Overhead panel
It is similar to the dashboard of a car, provides the pilot with information about the flight, the engine, and the circumstances of the flight.
They help to keep each rib parallel to its neighbor and help prevent twisting of the wings.
Stringers
Largueros
Stringers