While most commercial jets look very similar, smaller planes are often easier to distinguish because of a few key features. One such feature is their wing setup, which can either be high wing or low wing with regard to the location of the wing on the fuselage. As you might expect, this difference in orientation affects more than just the appearance of the plane. In this article, we discuss some of the pros and cons of each wing setup and why some pilots might favor one over the other.

For a vast majority of modern aircraft, the thrust required for forward momentum is created through the combustion of fuel-and-air mixtures within engines, allowing for exhaust to be created for driving systems and propulsion. The air that is compressed and mixed with fuel is drawn from the surrounding atmosphere, and aircraft utilize induction systems to properly route and mix oxygen with fuel. In this blog, we will discuss the air induction system in brief detail, allowing you to have a better understanding of how they work, and what types one may come across in their aviation career.