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The Airframe: Major Parts of an Aircraft

Welcome to Aircraft Anatomy

The Main Structure: Fuselage, Wings, and Tail

Landing Gear and Why It Matters

Check Your Understanding: Aircraft Structure

Engines: How Aircraft Get Their Thrust

Piston, Turboprop, and Jet Engines Compared

Check Your Understanding: Engine Types

The Cockpit, Helicopters, and UAVs/Drones

A First Look at the Cockpit

Helicopters: Flying Without Fixed Wings

UAVs and Drones: Aircraft Without a Pilot Onboard

Check Your Understanding: Helicopters and UAVs

From Anatomy to Operations: What's Next

Final Check: Aircraft Anatomy

Self-Check: Name the Aircraft Parts

Prepare for Week 1 Live Class 2 by identifying the principal aircraft structures, systems and control surfaces and explaining what each contributes to safe flight.

Now that you know why aircraft fly, let's look at what they're actually made of. This module breaks down the major parts of a typical airliner, compares the different types of engines you'll find on aircraft, introduces the cockpit, and takes a first look at helicopters, drones, and UAVs.

Week 1 · 02 — Aircraft Anatomy

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