A plane blueprints"Must be a present flying plane like the ones that take us from airport to air port"

Question

A plane blueprints"Must be a present flying plane like the ones that take us from airport to air port"

Answer 1

Your question is not clear.  If you are asking whether a set of construction drawings for an airplane must be carried in the airplane with the airworthiness papers, the answer is no.  An Airworthiness Cerificate is all that is required.

Answer 2

Can you restate the question please?

Answer 3

Airplanes don't have blueprints that show how the airplane is put together. They have drawings that show where and how things are put and held together, according to aircraft center line, water line, butt line and fuselage station. Thousands upon thousands of drawings will be used to build a complete aircraft.

In my job I look at them every day to find parts and installation procedures that aren't found in the parts breakdown or maintenance books.

I LOVE GETTING A THUMBS DOWN WHEN I KNOW WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT

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Answer 4

What?

Answer 5

Not only are "aviophage" and "bit pilsman" completely right despite being "down thumbed" by ignorants, but there is a thing about blueprints: they do not exist anymore as such.

Aircraft drawings are now done in computers, and even older aircraft still in production have had their original blueprints digitized. With 3D models being fed directly to NC machines, some parts will be produced without a printed plan ever being made for that part.

Answer 6

What I make of your question is you want blueprints for a present commercial aircraft.

Like 'Bit' said  the aircraft are not split up into a large blueprint, but instead into series of drawings for each component and its location on the aircraft. These drawings are display in places like the aircraft's illustrated parts catalogue (IPC).

The IPC for an aircraft would be difficult to obtain legal.

Answer 7

ha ha, if a 747 carried the "blue prints" they would fill the entire cargo hold. even if they did, no one on the plane would ever figure them out. although drawings are on line if you have the right access but I do not know if vendor drawings are on line., before I retired they were not.

why someone gave bit pilsman a thumbs down is beyond me, he is right, so is the first answer