A PARKING SPACE FOR AN AIRPLANE WHERE PASSENGERS GET ON AND OFF THE PLANE
Stand
THE WHEELS UNDERNEATH THE AIRCRAFT THAT ARE CLOSEST TO ITS CENTRE OF GRAVITY
Landing gear, main
Provides de majority of the lift an airplane requires for flight
Wing
The temperature at which air is saturated with water and condensation begins
Dew point
A UNIT OF SPEED
Knots
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A SYSTEM USING RADIO SIGNALS AND IN SOME CASES HIGH-INTENSITY LIGHTS THAT GUIDES AIRCRAFT THROUGH A SAFE APPROACH AND LANDING
ILS
TO KEEP AN AIRCRAFT IN A PARTICULAR POSITION ON THE GROUND OR IN THE AIR
Hold
THE PROCESS OF TESTING THE TRANSMISSION SIGNAL STRENGTH OF A RADIO
Radio check
The tubes in the body that we breathe through
Airways
A long tube capable of withstanding a fair amount of differential air pressure.
Fuselage
VISIBLE ON A CONTROLLER´S RADAR SCREEN
Identified
Are similar to the flaps except they are mounted on the leading edge of the wing
Slat
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Significant meteorological information which may affect the safety of a flight
Sigmet
Designed to keep the interior cabin pressure
Pressurization systems
THE PROCESS OF MOVING THE PLANE OUT OF ITS PARKED POSITION
Push back
A RADIO BEACON USED IN ILS SYSTEMS, USUALLY ABOUT 4.5 NAUTICAL MILES FROM THE END OF THE RUNWAY
Outer marker
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A UNIT OF ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE
Hectopascal
A sudden attack of an illness
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A HEADING GIVEN TO A PILOT TO ASSITS IN USING NAVIGATION BY RADAR
Vector