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☀️ Good morning, future aviators. ✈️
One of aviation’s greatest mysteries began in 2014 with .
The aircraft departed from heading toward then suddenly disappeared from radar during the night.
Despite international search operations across oceans and multiple countries, the aircraft was never fully recovered.
No distress call.
No clear final explanation.
Only scattered debris found years later.
The disappearance shocked the aviation world and led to major discussions about aircraft tracking systems and flight monitoring technology.
Even today, Flight 370 remains one of the most talked-about mysteries in modern aviation history.
@Airlinetutorialofficial
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✈️ HOW DO AIRPLANES FLY?
Ever wondered how a massive aircraft carrying hundreds of passengers can rise into the sky? Here’s a simple breakdown of the science behind flight.
1. The Four Forces of Flight
Every aircraft in the sky is controlled by four main forces:
⬆️ Lift – The upward force created by the wings that helps the airplane rise into the air.
➡️ Thrust – The forward force produced by the engines pushing the aircraft ahead.
⬇️ Weight – The force of gravity pulling the airplane downward toward Earth.
⬅️ Drag – Air resistance that slows the aircraft as it moves through the air.
For an airplane to fly smoothly, these forces must stay balanced.
2. How Takeoff Works
Before takeoff, pilots increase engine power to create strong thrust.
As the aircraft speeds down the runway, air flows faster over the wings, creating lift.
When lift becomes greater than weight, the airplane leaves the ground and climbs into the sky. ☁️
3. How Aircraft Stay in the Air
Pilots use special movable surfaces to control the airplane:
Ailerons – Control rolling left and right.
Elevator – Controls climbing and descending.
Rudder – Controls left and right movement of the nose.
These controls help pilots maintain stability, direction, and smooth flight.
4. How Airplanes Land
During landing, pilots reduce thrust and slowly descend toward the runway.
Flaps are extended to create extra lift and drag, helping the aircraft slow down safely. Once the wheels touch the runway, brakes and reverse thrust help bring the airplane to a stop.
Flying may look magical, but it’s actually a perfect combination of science, engineering, and skilled pilots working together every day.
Aviation connects the world one flight at a time.
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☀️ Good morning, future aviators. ✈️
Meaning of Aviation Codes:
Inside aviation, pilots and Air Traffic Controllers use short codes and phrases to communicate quickly and clearly across the world.
Here are some common ones:
ATC: Air Traffic Control
The system that guides aircraft safely in the sky and on the ground.
Mayday: International distress call
Used only during serious emergencies.
Squawk: Transponder code given to an aircraft
It helps radar systems identify flights.
7700: General emergency code
When pilots enter this code, ATC immediately knows the aircraft has an emergency.
Roger : Message received and understood.
Inside the cockpit, these simple words and numbers can control communication between aircraft and entire countries.
#AviationCodes @Airlinetutorialofficial
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Here is your evaluation sheet during Group Discussion test:
During the GD stage, candidates are evaluated based on different skills not only knowledge.
Recruiters mainly observe:
🧠 Subject knowledge
💡 Creativity
👀 Eye contact & body language
📊 Analytical ability
🗣️ Fluency
🎯 Leadership & initiative
🤝 Group behavior
👂 Listening skills
⚡ Enthusiasm
The discussion is not about speaking the most.
It is about communicating clearly, thinking logically, and working professionally inside a group.
And the rating on the second picture, the range is from 1 to 7:
Candidate who rated 1 is exceptionally bad
Candidate who rated 7 is exceptionally good
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☀️ Good morning, future aviators.
What if a passenger tries to open an aircraft door mid-flight?
At cruising altitude, the pressure difference between the inside and outside of the aircraft is extremely powerful.
Because of that pressure, opening the main cabin door during flight is practically impossible.
Even if someone tried, the force pushing against the door is far stronger than human strength.
Aircraft doors are also designed with locking systems that seal tightly once the cabin becomes pressurized after takeoff.
So in movies it may look dramatic…
but in real aviation, physics takes control long before panic does.
Have a nice day y'all 🤩
#AviationFacts @Airlinetutorialofficial
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VACANCY ANNOUNCEMENT
Ethiopian Airlines Group would like to announce a new vacant position in the capacity of Jr. Accountant.
ABOUT THE JOB
POSITION: Jr. Accountant
QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS:
A Minimum of BA degree in Accounting / Accounting & Finance/ Accounting Information System or related field of studies from a recognized college /university with cumulative GPA of ≥ 3.0 and a minimum of two years relevant experience from Known organization.
N.B.
Age limit: 18 - 30 years old.
LANGUAGE
Knowledge of ET working language English is mandatory and other foreign languages are desirable.
REGISTRATION DATE
From May 18, 2026, to May 22, 2026.
REGISTRATION PLACE
Ethiopian Airlines Head Quarter, Ethiopian Airport Building 1st floor (Recruitment & Placement Office)
Interested applicants must bring/attach all original and copy of their supporting documents, including but not limited to 8th grade ministry card & birth certificate only from city administration, Grade 10 certificate/ Grade 12 certificate as applicable, latest educational credentials, work experiences & Kebele ID card (back and forth).
NB: If anyone found to apply or join Ethiopian with false information will lead to subsequent termination from the process or employment upon discovery of the fact.
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የማይረሳ ትውስታን የፈጠረ ልዩ ዕለት! ከቀድሞ ኤርፖርት ተነስቶ በኢትዮጵያ አየር መንገድ ዋና መስሪያ ቤት የተጠናቀቀው የኢትዮጵያ አየር መንገድ ታሪካዊ የጎዳና ላይ የሩጫ ውድድር እንደ አየር መንገዳችን ስኬት ደማቅ በሆነ ሁኔታ ተካሂዷል። ስምንት አሥርት ዓመታት የዘለቀ ስኬታችንን በዚህ የስምንት ኪሎ ሜትር ሩጫ ላይ በመሳተፍ የታሪካችን አካል ስለሆናችሁ ምስጋናችንን እያቀረብን ለአሸናፊዎች እንኳን ደስ አላችሁ ለማለት እንወዳለን።
@Airlinetutorialofficial
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☀️ Good morning, future aviators. ✈️
Your destination ain’t gonna reach itself.
Every future captain, every cabin crew member, every aviation professional had to start somewhere usually before sunrise, before confidence, before success.
Some people quit the moment life gets turbulence.
Real aviators adjust the altitude and keep flying.
Keep your mindset like a cockpit during takeoff:
focused, disciplined, and locked in.
Dreams stay on the ground when the engine inside you never starts.
@Airlinetutorialofficial
Have a nice Sunday y'all 🤩
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ክቡራን የኢትዮጵያ አየር መንገድ የ80ኛ ዓመት የሩጫ ተሳታፊዎች በሙሉ፡ የመሮጫ ቲሸርቶች በኢትዮጵያ ስካላይት ሆቴል በመሰራጨት ላይ እንደሚገኙ፤ እንዲሁም የሩጫ መስመሩንም ከወዲሁ እንድታውቁ ስንል ለተሳትፏችሁ አክብሮታችንን በመግለጽ ነው።
ሩጫው ከጠዋቱ 2 ሰዓት ይጀምራል። ተሳታፊዎች ቀደም ብለው በስፍራው እንዲገኙ በአክብሮት እንጠይቃለን።
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Take off:
There is a specific second during takeoff when a flight changes completely.
As the aircraft accelerates down the runway, pilots monitor speed carefully until one important call is made inside the cockpit:
“Rotate.”
That single word tells the pilot flying to gently lift the nose of the aircraft and begin takeoff.
From that point, a machine weighing dozens sometimes hundreds of tons rises into the air through pure engineering, speed, and precision.
Passengers may only feel the aircraft climbing.
Inside the cockpit, every movement during those few seconds is carefully controlled and monitored.
A takeoff lasts moments.
The preparation behind it can take hours.
#Takeoff @Airlinetutorialofficial
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A new chapter for regional connectivity. ✈️🇪🇹
Ethiopian is preparing to welcome its brand-new De Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter to the Ethiopian Express fleet, with delivery expected soon.
Built for reliability and short-field operations, the Twin Otter will strengthen access to remote destinations and support vital regional operations across Ethiopia and beyond.
⚠️ Note: the green panels are part of the aircraft’s manufacturing stage. The aircraft is still undergoing final assembly and preparation before delivery, including painting and finishing.
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Do you know THE BUTTON PILOTS HOPE NEVER TO PRESS?
Inside the cockpit of modern aircraft, there is a special emergency code called 7700.
If pilots enter this code into the transponder, Air Traffic Control immediately knows the aircraft is facing a serious emergency.
The moment “7700” appears on radar screens, controllers give that flight maximum attention and priority in the airspace.
Passengers may never notice anything unusual in the cabin…
but behind the cockpit door, an entire aviation system can instantly shift focus toward one aircraft.
#AviationFacts
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Ethiopian Airlines celebrates its 80th anniversary with a Static Airshow and a Global Cultural Day. The events were graced by His Excellency Dr. Alemu Sime Transport and logistics Minister, high level government officials, ambassadors, board members, Mr. Mesfin Tasew Ethiopian Airlines Group CEO, and the airline’s executives.
The two events highlighted the airlines’ eight decades of fleet legacy and its role as a significant link, fostering global cultural exchange. #80yearsofexcellence
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✈️ THE SILENT LANGUAGE OF THE COCKPIT
Inside an aircraft cockpit, pilots do not communicate casually during critical moments of flight.
During takeoff, landing, and other important phases, crews follow a procedure called the “sterile cockpit rule.”
This means only flight-related communication is allowed.
👨✈️ No unnecessary conversations.
📡 No distractions.
🛫 Only information connected to operating the aircraft safely.
The rule exists because even a small distraction during critical moments can affect decision-making and situational awareness.
In aviation, focus is treated as part of safety itself.
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☀️ Good morning, future aviators.
Today we remember Ethiopian Airlines Flight 409 a flight that departed from Beirut toward Addis Ababa on January 25, 2010.
Shortly after takeoff, the Boeing 737-800 crashed into the Mediterranean Sea, and all 90 people onboard lost their lives.
The tragedy became one of the most remembered moments in the history of Ethiopian Airlines and a reminder of how seriously aviation treats safety, training, and operational discipline.
Behind every modern flight today are lessons written by past events, investigations, and improvements made to protect future journeys.
@Airlinetutorialofficial
