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https://vk.com/wall-207971901_29934?lang=en Shushi Bakarian has created the charger needed for aircraft An Armenian woman has created a unique aviation device in Canada. Syrian-Armenian Shushi Bakarian, who moved to Montreal with her family three years ago, has created the unique charger needed for aircraft built before the era of modern smartphones. The invention of the 21-year-old girl, who is now studying at Concordia University and combines her studies with work in two aviation engineering companies in Montreal, aviation experts have already called a real discovery. “Five-volt charger “The Ventus”, which comes out of the ventilation holes of the aircraft and as an additional resource cools the air, compressing it, is designed for aircraft “Cessna” (American manufacturer of small two-seater and business jets – approx.ed.). Shushi’s invention is likely to become a must-have accessory for pilots who rely on tablets and smartphones for their aviation computing, but fly airplanes that were mostly built long before the smartphone era,” writes the Canadian edition of The Globe and Mail. Shushi Bakarian herself in an interview with the Canadian edition admitted that she worked on the invention all last summer. The Globe and Mail also spoke about how, fleeing the war in Syria, the Bakarian family first moved to Lebanon, and then emigrated to Canada as refugees.