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FEATURES OF AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE

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This article addresses issues related to the study of types of aircraft maintenance and analyzes aircraft maintenance in terms of flight hours and flight cycles. The analysis results indicate that the reduction of regulations and timelines for aircraft maintenance is directly associated with the implementation of electronic systems on aircraft. Additionally, data is presented showing that the automatic transmission of information about technical characteristics and flight data of the aircraft to ground stations via satellites leads to a relative reduction in aircraft maintenance time.

AUTHORS

I.Maturazov

Tashkent State Transport University

A.Abduvaliyev

Tashkent State Transport University

D.Khaydarov

Tashkent State Transport University

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# воздушное судно# aircraft# техническое обслуживание# technical maintenance# flight hours# летные часы# Havo kemasi# texnik xizmat ko‘rsatish# parvoz soati# flight cycle. satellites# specifications# flight altitude# летный цикл# cпутники# технические характеристики# высота полета# parvoz sikli# sun’iy yo‘ldoshlar# texnik xarakteristika# parvoz balandligi

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https://eroi.uz/11.0206/A0524-0006

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References

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