HISTORY OF AVIATION
1783
What year is: Hot air balloon - Montgolfier brothers
Patty Wagstaff
American aviator and U.S. national aerobatic champion
Pilot
Airline pilots are certified to navigate and control airplanes!
Fly airplanes to different destinations on earth
Software or hardware device that controls access to a private network from a public network (Internet) by analyzing data packets entering or exiting it
Security Robots
patrol the airport and detect any security threats. They can detect suspicious behavior, identify unattended bags, and scan boarding passes
1939
First ever mass produced helicopter took its first flight in America
Jacqeline Auriol
Several world speed records - flying in 1946 - earned a military pilot license in 1950
Airport Operations
All the processes involved to make the airport experiences for all people as smooth as possible Provide a seamless travel experience for the passengers (safety, customer-oriented, prices & efficiency) Customer support in: TSA (transportation security administration), flight information display systems, resources management, turnaround management and other security solutions.
Firewall Patch
fixes vulnerabilities or bugs in a system
Baggage Handling Robots
transport baggage from the check-in counter to the aircraft.
1903
First plane was invented, created by the Wright Brothers - flight lasted 12 seconds and only 26 meters
Jane Garvey
First female administrator of the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration from 1997 to 2002
Aeronautical Engineer
Design, develop, test, and maintain aircraft and their systems.
Aircraft design: Designing aircraft Aerodynamics: performance of the aircraft
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Cleaning Robots
clean the floors, carpets, and other surfaces at airports.
1927
Lindbergh was the first person to fly across the Atlantic - New York to Paris - 33.5 hours
Eileen Collins
Retired NASA astronaut and USAF colonel, first woman to command a U.S. spacecraft
Flight Attendant
Ensure the safety and comfort of passengers during a flight
Responsible of safety, service, passenger assistance, emergency response, cabin maintenance, communication, flight preparation, compliance
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Customer Service Robots
provide information and assistance to passengers. They can answer questions, provide directions, and even speak different languages.
1919
First nonstop flight across the Atlantic by Alcock and Brown - 16 hours - crashed in Ireland
Bonnie Tiburzi
Age 24 - became the first female pilot for American Airlines and the first female pilot for a major American commercial airline
ATC
Ensure the safe and efficient movement of aircraft by managing and coordinating air traffic.
Direct aircraft, maintain safe distances, communicate with pilots, handle emergencies, transfer flight control, provide training to new workers, maintain records of messages from the aircrafts.
Threat
Something or someone that may result in harm to asset
Maintenance Robots
repair escalators, elevators, and moving walkways.