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Daily Archives: September 7, 2020

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Aircraft lightning strike damage

This is where aircraft lightning strike damage occurs

ArticleBy Viktoriya ZoriySeptember 7, 2020

Lightning strikes are a daily occurrence on planet Earth and aircraft are not immune to it. Over the last months, how many times have you heard about aircraft that have experienced lightning strikes? Despite making to the news, none of these events usually lead to major accidents. However, aircraft may still sustain lightning strike damage,…

Aircraft lightning strike zones

The direct effects of lightning strikes on an aircraft by zones

ArticleBy Viktoriya ZoriySeptember 7, 2020

Believe it or not, the lightning frequency is such that every commercial aircraft is struck once or twice a year. While modern aircraft are protected from the occurrence, the post lightning strike inspection can still cause costly delays and service interruptions. With that in mind, areas of the aircraft more susceptible to a lightning strike…

Aircraft lightning strike statistics

Aircraft and lightning strikes: here is what the statistics say

ArticleBy Viktoriya ZoriySeptember 7, 2020

On average, every commercial aircraft is struck by lightning once or twice a year. Did you know that, in most of the cases, lightning strikes are triggered by the aircraft itself? If not, the statistics about aircraft and lightning strikes we are about to present are definitely for you.

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