What does AESE mean in NASA

The typical components of AESE include electrical power systems, control systems, communications systems, instrumentation systems, propulsion systems, and safety equipment.

The main functions of AESE are to provide electrical power for operation of air-borne sensors and other payloads, provide communications between the air-craft and ground stations or other aircraft, provide control over air-borne devices such as weapons or surveillance cameras, and allowing the safe operation of aircraft in hazardous conditions.

AESE increases safety by providing a reliable source of electrical power for navigation, communication and other essential functions in case of an emergency situation. In addition, it ensures that all necessary steps are taken to prevent rollovers during flight operations.

Any installation or use of airborne electrical support equipment can pose risks if not installed correctly or operated improperly. Thus it is important to ensure proper installation procedures and use certified personnel for any repairs or alterations that need to be made on the equipment.

AMSS stands for Airborne Mission Support System which incorporates a series of components that collaborate with each other to facilitate efficient completion of tasks during aviation missions. These components include monitoring devices such as sensors which measure altitude, speed and temperature; control elements like avionics panels; communication elements like radios; and navigation aids like Global Positioning Systems (GPS).