Q1. WHAT SORT OF Q? WHY PEOPLE BOARD TRAIN ONLY FROM LEFT WHEN PARKED BUT CAN DO FROM EITHER SIDE IN OTHER PLACES? Such is leech corners. Q5. Same pattern as 1. A pilot who does not know that visa issuance is based not on plane driving. Gossip some may like but is not helpful knowledge. K. Rajaram IRS 1823
On Tue, Aug 1, 2023, 12:38 AM 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 08-2023-01* > > *Q1 Why do passengers never board planes from the right side?* > > A1 Vishnu Ravi, Aerospace Engineer | Aviation Enthusiast & > Content Creator13h > > *Passengers consistently choose the left side for boarding planes, and > it's not without good reason.* One of the most compelling factors is the > clear separation it provides between passengers and ground crew members. > > *With ground crew handling tasks primarily on the right-hand side, like > fuelling and baggage loading, boarding from the left side ensures smooth > foot traffic flow, *allowing them to execute their duties efficiently. > Moreover, boarding from the left side facilitates the pilot's ability to > precisely align the plane door with the terminal, streamlining the > passenger exit process. > > *The roots of this boarding tradition can be traced back to naval > practices, where ships had designated port (left) and starboard (right) > sides. Since ancient times, the left side, or port side, has been used for > embarking and disembarking.* > > Naturally, this practice has transitioned into the aviation industry, > making the left side of aircraft the standard choice for passenger boarding. > > *In conclusion, the left side is the preferred choice for boarding planes > as it ensures passenger safety by keeping them apart from ground crew > activities*, enhances pilot precision during the boarding process, and > carries a historical significance from the maritime heritage of boarding > ships from the port side. > > *Q2 Is it healthy to eat citrus fruits at night?* > > A2 Weights Loss Diet,Health Director | Loving Father | Business > Director May 15 > > Citrus fruits are a popular and healthy food choice, as they are packed > with vitamins and nutrients. *However, there is some debate about whether > it is healthy to eat citrus fruits at night.* In this article, we will > explore the pros and cons of eating citrus fruits at night, and provide > some guidance on whether or not it is a good idea. > > *One of the main concerns with eating citrus fruits at night is their high > acidity content*. *Citrus fruits such as oranges, lemons, and grapefruits > are highly acidic, and eating them at night can cause heartburn or acid > reflux in some people*. > > This is because when you lie down, the acid from your stomach can flow > back into your esophagus, causing discomfort and irritation. In some cases, > this can even lead to more serious conditions such as gastroesophageal > reflux disease (GERD). > > *However, it is worth noting that not everyone experiences these symptoms*. > Some people may be able to eat citrus fruits at night without any problems. > Additionally, the acidity of citrus fruits can vary depending on the type > of fruit and how ripe it is. For example, *unripe citrus fruits tend to > be more acidic than ripe ones.* Therefore, it is possible that some > people may be able to tolerate certain types of citrus fruits at night > better than others. > > Another concern with eating citrus fruits at night is their high sugar > content. Although citrus fruits are generally considered healthy because > they are packed with vitamins and nutrients, they are also high in natural > sugars such as fructose. *Eating too much sugar at night can disrupt your > sleep patterns and make it difficult to fall asleep or stay asleep*. This > is because sugar can cause a spike in your blood sugar levels, which can > lead to a crash later on. > > *However, it is worth noting that the sugar content of citrus fruits is > relatively low compared to other types of fruit*. For example, a > medium-sized orange contains around 12 grams of sugar, while a medium-sized > banana contains around 14 grams of sugar. Therefore, if you are concerned > about the sugar content of your food, citrus fruits may be a better choice > than other types of fruit. > > *Despite these concerns, there are also some potential benefits to eating > citrus fruits at night. For example, citrus fruits are rich in vitamin C,* > which can help boost your immune system and improve your overall health. > Additionally, > some studies have suggested that eating citrus fruits may help improve > sleep quality and reduce the risk of insomnia. > > In conclusion, whether or not it is healthy to eat citrus fruits at night > depends on a number of factors, including your individual tolerance for > acidity and sugar, the type and ripeness of the fruit, and your overall > health and dietary goals. If you are concerned about the acidity or sugar > content of citrus fruits, it may be best to avoid eating them at night. > However, if you are able to tolerate them and enjoy their health benefits, > eating citrus fruits at night may be a good choice for you. As with any > dietary choice, it is important to listen to your body and make choices > that feel good and support your overall health and well-being. > > *Q3 Should you cover the outside of an AC window unit?* > > A3 Gopala Krishnan,Former Assistant General Manager 1996-2004 at > Department of Telecom (1966–2004)Just now > > I am answering from Chennai, India. This is a place always feeling hot. > Most have replaced the window AC unit with split AC. The question is about > covering outside unit. > > My answer is Yes. All my split AC outdoor unit are covered with quality > stainless steel net, which can be removed for repair work. *The covering > by a mesh is to prevent sparrows, rats , squirrels etc entering inside the > unit*. *If these creatures enter, they obstruct the running of external > fan and cause AC not function. *Some of them lay eggs inside and > off-springs create problem. > > Still getting some path, many times some of these creatures get in > > *Q4 How can I differentiate the Boeing series of planes and the > Airbus series by just looking at it?* > > A4 Jagrata Banerjee,Studied Aviation4y > > *Yes, you can easily find out the difference between a Boeing and an > Airbus aircraft, by just looking at the Nose shape and Cockpit Windows.* > > > > Nose shape—All Airbus aircrafts have rounded nose. > > All Boeing aircrafts have have the pointed nose. > > Cockpit Windows— > > Closely look at the cockpit Windows of both the aircrafts. Airbus cockpit > Windows are flattened at the bottom, whereas, Boeing cockpit Windows are > Triangled-shaped at the bottom. > > Some Boeing planes can be differentiated from Airbus planes by looking at > the endmost part of their tail…. > > *Q5 If I gain enough experience as a pilot in India in airlines > like Indigo, can I apply for US major airlines like United and stay in the > US?* > > A5 Kancheepuram Narasimhan, Former Passionate Aviation > Enthusiast4h > > *No. NO*. Whether U are a good pilot or a filthy DGCA licenced Pilot, *U > have zero value in USA*. U have to get FAA licence. There is no other > way. > > Again: *U will never be allowed to enter USA as job seeker. Most probably > U must have BS degree from US university to work in airlines*. In filthy > India: U can get licence with 12th fail or 10th pass! (Or with bogus fake > +2 certificate or with DGCA blessings!) > > Next part to this filthy idiotic question: > > Even if U hold FAA ATP licence with TR on B737, U may - may- be allowed to > land in JFK /ORD but not in SFO/LAX. Even with FAA licence, U must have > rating for each airport! because each airport has its own approach/ landing > procedure. > > Note: There are 5000 pilots in this world holding TR on A320. but only 50 > are allowed to land in LCY- London city airport. Find out why? > > *All the above QA are from Quora website on 01-08- 2023.* > > *Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .* > > *Compiled **and posted by R. 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