Monthly Archives: September 2023

Aircraft Welding Diaries: History of Helio

The remaining airworthy Helio aircraft in operation today are as popular as ever. Knisley Welding caters to the aircraft exhaust system for some of these iconic planes. Let's explore the history of Helio, its contributions to the aircraft industry, and how it is doing now. Helio airplanes have an excellent track record of reliability and performance, having seen action in some of the harshest environments all around the world. These aircraft are recognized for their exceptional durability, reliability, and short takeoff and landing (STOL), allowing them to use runways much shorter than conventional planes. [caption id="attachment_946" align="alignleft" width="451"] ...

8 Lesser-Known Safety Features and Technologies on Airplanes

Aviation is one of the safest modes of travel, thanks to a meticulous commitment to safety protocols and innovations. Did you know the chances of ever being in a plane crash are one in 11 million? That's an astonishing testament to the high safety standards in aviation.    But beyond the familiar seatbelts and life vests, there are lesser-known safety features and technologies that play a crucial role in keeping passengers safe — and we’ll cover these vital safety features in this blog.   Knisley Welding Aircraft Exhaust System is dedicated to delivering exceptional service to guarantee the secure operation of ...

Wings of Innovation: Iconic Aircraft Throughout Aviation History

Aviation has always held a fascination for humanity. The ability to defy gravity, take to the skies, and bridge vast distances in a matter of hours has been a testament to human innovation and ambition. It's no exaggeration to say that aviation has played a pivotal role in shaping our modern world.   In this blog post, we embark on a journey that transcends time, celebrating the pioneers of flight that have left an indelible mark on history and continue to inspire us today.   Early Pioneers of Flight The Wright Flyer (1903) Our journey begins with the Wright Flyer, a ...

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