#BOEING #B737MAX | Chilling out for certification for Flight testing in the Siberian winters..

 

As part of the testing processes for certification of a new aircraft also to test to see if any given any changes that needed to modify before it’s certified for the aircraft production and ordering for any new clients..  One method is for Boeing also Airbus uses is call the cold testing… Taking the Boeing 737Max Aircraft into unfamiliar environments, in where this case one of the most coldest regions on Earth, winter bounded Russia in where a cup of hot water when thrown in mid-air automatically turns to snow, in which is so cold that your hair, will freeze on an instant faster than instant noodles..

As the testing team, was testing the aircraft in those beyond minus forty degrees Celsius, mostly everything of any liquids was removed, also the aircraft Boeing 737Max is powered down for the night over the till the Siberian morning came in till they have to resupply the B737Max systems thermally warm supplied fuel into its tanks from the heater Trucks , also any liquid based systems quickly, also this gave to chance to modified any quality assurances systems that may check off previously, once refueled, resupplied it was ready to fly into its next certification programme to assure customers reassurances that the Aircraft is built for to survive  this type of harsh environments that’s under taking..

AIR NEW ZEALAND | Boeing 737 Nosing at Te Papa..?

 

As “Air New Zealand” celebrates it seventy five years Anniversary with various celebrations that surrounding the event… One impressive event is held at “Te Papa” in New Zealand’s Modern Capital, Wellington.. The 75th Anniversary Exhibit showcasing the Fashion, it Evolutionally Aircraft fleet, its people, staff and crew.  The Evolution merging story of between two National Airlines NAC-National Airways Corporation… also TEAL – Tasman Empire Airways Limited… How those two companies became Air New Zealand today… evolving into becoming the top five Airlines globally…

As part of the Exhibits a full scale detail Boeing 737 cockpit section was transported to Te Papa Museum.. as a part of an installation with the exact internal details of that aircraft type where the public can view inside the controls of  the Boeing 737..  Having been there for until 22nd March 2015… with the Air New Zealand 75th Anniversary Exhibition until the seventh of June 2015 with free admission…