Terms In The World Of Aviation

Terms In The World Of Aviation

1. ATC (Air Traffic Control): Air traffic controllers who are responsible for navigation and aviation security in certain airspace.
2. Altitude: The height of the aircraft above sea level, measured in feet or meters.
3. Cabin Crew: The flight crew is responsible for the safety and comfort of passengers during the flight.
4. Check-in: Passenger registration process at the airport before the flight.
5. Departure: The time or process of a plane leaving the airport.
6. Arrival: The time or process by which a plane arrives at the destination airport.
7. Ground Crew: The team responsible for the aircraft's ground operations, including cargo loading and unloading, aircraft inspection, and treatment.
8. Cockpit: The control room on an airplane is where the pilot sits and operates the plane.
9. Fuselage: The part of the aircraft body that holds passengers and cargo.
10. IATA (International Air Transport Association): Global organization representing airlines, set industry standards, and providing services to airlines.
11. ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization): The International Civil Aviation Organization is responsible for safety standards and international aviation regulation.
12. Layover: Waiting time between two scheduled flights on trips with more than one flight.
13. Runway: Wide and long lanes at airports used for taking off and landing planes.
14. Taxiway: The lane at an airport used by aircraft for taxiing (walk) from the runway to the terminal or vice versa.
15. Transit: When passengers have to pass through certain airports to change planes before reaching their final destination.
16. Turnaround Time: The time it takes for a plane to arrive at the airport, loading and unloading passengers and cargo, do light maintenance, and set off again.
17. BEFORE (VHF Omnidirectional Range): An air navigation system that uses radio signals to determine the relative position of aircraft to ground stations.
18. ATR (Average True Range): An indicator used in technical analysis that measures market volatility.
19. Aircraft Type: The type of aircraft used in the flight, for example Boeing 737, Airbus A320, dll.
20. Emergency Exit: A special door or window on an airplane that is used for evacuation in an emergency.

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