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23号跑道起飞--Runway( or face)two three 4 ~9 ^3 A s* b5 H% Y 05号跑道起飞--Runway( or face)zero five 3 }) l4 q2 _ r 牵引完成 --Pushback complete $ \1 | p5 N8 H5 \) | 刹车 --Brakes on , R' g. t$ ^ j! o" R刹车 --Set parking brake 4 x8 W! V( x4 E+ S5 O: [刹车刹好 --Brakes on 0 i! T: I1 k' N% C 刹车刹好-- Parking brake set 6 c4 E/ j: D, A& G( [准备启动1(或2)号发动机--Start number one(or two) % G% R# Z- W, v& C5 E; ?可以启动1(或2)号发动机--Clear number one(or two) : y0 Z8 s' ?# F0 a5 ~ 已经供气(如需气源车)--Pressure on 9 Z' U2 E# }# r! I0 B" y0 o' N 启动结束 --Start complete + d f. p) O% t, R% {; f4 O) M& i' k 断开地面设备-- Disconnect ground equipment 8 f% _+ X$ O" M% u0 i1 K5 U+ Z插销移开 –Pin Removed ; a/ @$ q/ {* c 稍等 --Standby ( S3 i+ E, p5 E$ w 稍等启动-- Standby for start 1 u3 Y2 {! G7 M' J. s稍等推出-- Standby for pushback ; o% _6 v. F, D& G4 b+ @2 h; k2 A5 _ 在左(或右)方打手势--Hand signal on the left(or right - b9 X7 S* N0 f4 maircraft crew, air crew 机组, 机务人员 / d1 H3 D1 [" N- g' C9 K# [# H- Apilot 驾驶员, 机长 1 N4 J6 b0 E9 e' T" cco-pilot, second pilot 副驾驶员 0 ?) {- X# Z* c9 O9 r. ~4 E" i7 v8 @* Bnavigator 领航员 [1 K5 O! h m- ?+ M6 V7 W% lsteward 男服务员! v' f" k {) D stewardess, hostess 空中小姐. Q P: W7 g8 `: M9 H/ d radio operator 报务员 - V% @) P1 Z9 C1 J2 w9 z9 X/ H; G& g3 A Bairliner 班机 1 V+ G b9 K5 b! s1 Mmonoplane 单翼飞机: e( O" b/ {1 b, W, Q( i glider 滑翔机 & H" e- \ b% Y* i; ?3 T( Itrainer aircraft 教练机6 _+ l* c& ]$ B$ U- x5 j/ C4 P passenger plane 客机) Q. d9 H* s* D3 t; P$ Z1 ? propeller-driven aircraft 螺旋桨飞机' |* {0 W# c/ A) g ^5 U8 i jet (aircraft) 喷射飞机% s: u3 ?) l' {% Q amphibian 水陆两用飞机 : V, j' Q( D/ z6 l" B/ Bseaplane, hydroplane 水上飞机 " [7 ?; n5 e% w+ M* Fturbofan jet 涡轮风扇飞机 ; ?* D7 }2 S E8 E- sturboprop 涡轮螺旋桨飞机 ! Y! s# |2 D! }6 K nturbojet 涡轮喷射飞机3 Y0 z( D+ K$ u" i( }" B8 p+ T( S transport plane 运输机 8 l. J, I! h/ U4 h4 `) b1 t+ Vhelicopter 直升机 / [0 N8 [( T. ]: Z6 g8 z' csupersonic 超音速4 N! B/ l- m0 P5 E; @ hypersonic 高超音速 ' w3 R+ i, G, T# i' Y5 J( htransonic 跨音速 ' U2 J1 a1 ^* E. q4 `$ Y! H. C8 Rsubsonic 亚音速 + W4 q; N; O. } F' Z4 ZAirbus 空中客车% p/ Z/ q+ k# w% p Boeing 波音) g8 Z" A0 D' w% q5 \ Concord 协和8 M( h0 f8 O- c' ?* i0 V1 E8 X Ilyusin 依柳辛2 `2 S: q5 k4 C e) _' V# K McDonald-Douglas 麦道 $ d7 E7 C# l2 t$ A Trident 三叉戟 " U6 R, m4 E$ o! h; k1 DTupolev 图波列夫 - [# ~5 I: ~' Z9 X& n8 [* s0 H8 S hatch 舱口: P, Y1 h* b4 G aeroengine, air engine 航空发动机 3 e. ]( g) C' x Xnavigation light 航行灯 ) J" n+ z6 }# K; qfuselage, body 机身: {; P4 ]2 c, V1 A% R nose 机头 % h+ z# k k9 M7 N1 R/ jwing 机翼 . K$ L' ~. U; B' j0 Jaileron 副翼 + f. }" A- m j9 O) n* ~3 qwing flap 襟翼& A# q5 w$ d' f tail plane 水平尾翼 ! l [( f; J! H; Sstarboard wing 右翼 3 J0 @ _" S) f/ p- P( B5 |+ W$ k2 Oport wing 左翼 ' S" z3 Q1 H z3 f" v' W/ upilot"s cockpit 驾驶舱 # J2 j+ v, p7 U; G8 d" ]; h4 oparachute 降落伞3 j; M" p; `( @ passenger cabin 客舱 ' V! t I7 B3 D4 Spropeller 螺旋桨6 w$ |- i( X% e# g5 [ pressurized cabin 密封舱 % C7 k( V& ?2 K& a0 zundercarriage 起落架 - Y5 E- r* b% ~+ v3 b6 ?) r- ]undercarriage wheel 起落架轮 ! C) X+ Q7 u% Selevator 升降舵& c8 @6 |" D; A n" J- D O, O) b radio navigation device 无线电导航设备 # w* `+ ]5 X$ y4 nradio directive device 无线电定向设备 ( A# V( }: k" _) f1 w: J/ Y# [luggage compartment 行李舱 5 s; I& @- c/ A% R' `! m! ~(fuel) tank 油箱1 H( x% ]' a* f# b auxiliary (fuel) tank 副油箱 0 S6 h& O; s2 ymain (fuel) tank 主油箱0 v Q! A: q( m1 U ~. J# J0 y autopilot 自动驾驶仪 l9 ?1 H. C- o0 s! l: y 5 |; M0 B8 ]' m1 w ground crew 地勤人员 + j- c: ~ B3 b& dairport 航空港, 民航机场 5 y7 W' P1 i; @1 gairfield, aerodrome, airdrome 机场8 ~" F6 z! m' H# s- u4 h0 h airport beacon 机场灯标5 h2 K$ A4 o8 {8 h7 {$ c% L3 G airport meteorological station 机场气象站4 b8 m/ f6 |9 ?' J% j main airport building, terminal building 机场主楼7 R+ z8 o ^" u. j' \ emergency landing runway, forced landing runway 紧急着陆跑道9 B+ V J1 `0 c6 |# m5 r& u/ M taxiway 滑行跑道 0 J+ C* e5 T2 W+ J" }0 srunway 跑道 4 s: c9 n' B0 uomnirange radio beacon 全向式无线电航空信标% @3 h5 V2 m) k* V fuel depot 燃料库 2 w6 R8 [# U% o8 {. M4 Mcontrol tower 塔台 / Q0 ]- n7 M# [tarmac 停机坪) X9 @' s. I, z) ` radio beacon 无线电信标 9 d1 l- {' |% w* R- \) G ( B2 ?' u- k7 Q d% d2 O3 A: iboarding check 登机牌, u9 l$ e% v- V8 Y& x, A plane ticket 飞机票 ! J8 M7 M6 N5 S* C z* K$ A6 bflight, flying 飞行 7 j# O: Y& X+ _/ pbumpy flight 不平稳的飞行 " b/ T+ H- ?, I: Z1 gsmooth flight 平稳的飞行0 c: ]9 [& s" d& S* ~+ E2 p. l) \ ramp 扶梯2 B+ D0 y o4 R+ q1 Y altitude, height 高度 ( J2 }$ J/ p; w( z) G/ u+ y0 Jair route, air line 航线/ j' n; s, d$ I4 S/ d% p- R extra flight 加班 / x( b9 @: u0 N aeconomy class, tourist class 经济座, J) P2 o. x# u; M% ^ non-stop flight 连续飞行( C, Y, x) _5 c9 H climbing, to gain height 爬升' M& O5 q( e6 b6 U# j4 z: p4 J circling 盘旋 % e3 v; ~; v& a+ w" K1 Dforced landing 迫降 . z) e+ k# j+ O7 B- ]connecting flight 衔接航班2 a7 I$ }0 A5 e1 d" D3 M speed, velocity 速度 8 s$ y W Z& T( } Wceiling 上升限度! c0 c* E ^9 }7 ?- b L/ d cruising speed 巡航速度4 b1 c/ @. ~" A7 {7 l top speed 最高速度 3 j) |. G( [) p0 R# u) o- }: Yfirst class 头等( q/ T- u. A# w4 f( m" F& D night service 夜航( }+ G% p" h0 o airsick 晕机# z7 X+ a! h9 E7 L* ?8 L direct flight, straight flight 直飞3 x' y6 F; W; {' f0 J landing 着陆- k. H. h7 p$ Q to rock, to toss, to bump 颠簸 . p0 \2 N# Z4 Z" Kto taxi along 滑行. P2 o& V8 `! ?8 y( I/ I. n5 C to lose height, to fly low 降低 E) R( e" o9 M$ L' m5 y" W, } to take off, take-off 起飞8 l4 ?( l$ v3 X3 H; G8 ? to board a plane, get into a plane 上飞机1 Q/ h6 ~3 `0 f& z( L to get off a plane, alight from a plane 下飞机 2 J; k# d$ ]6 G6 t7 D% X' H6 S; f! Oto face the wind 迎风 v4 ^ U$ P8 M- p( WATA章节目录0 ^. U3 r2 h# d$ C0 b: z AIRFRAME SYSTEMS ________________ z V- e9 E9 L. A) a4 @% [AIR CONDITIONING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 217 O5 y$ y$ X) T: G! s. X7 B) z AUTOFLIGHT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 0 b8 i# c% v% L( C7 N+ t9 X! y8 PCOMMUNICATIONS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 233 q2 b; |9 [7 F& Y9 ? ELECTRICAL POWER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24+ {1 C% f6 Y2 t5 Z6 u1 U EQUIPMENT/FURNISHINGS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 3 D6 t( U# L4 o, I3 d+ aFIRE PROTECTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 263 G: h$ K4 N0 @: H8 p% f FLIGHT CONTROLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 ) B3 N8 w. i5 t: j* w& MFUEL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28# p( H$ C8 R! t9 ^/ ^ HYDRAULIC POWER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 ' D# p* n# U# t) A3 D# uICE AND RAIN PROTECTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 " i5 g, Z2 U% @2 C( kINDICATING/RECORDING SYSTEMS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 4 ~: ~ @( f, v2 e3 FLANDING GEAR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32. X+ a) d& ]" C4 t% _9 G LIGHTS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33 ' A ?1 {+ a m8 F5 ]& sNAVIGATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 7 X! }* f/ Q& ]" v) |2 rOXYGEN. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 4 ]% r* b( ^# BPNEUMATIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 # ^' U4 `7 a( r+ D2 h! r1 `WATER AND WASTE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 385 T. N1 R x- Q2 F/ O AIRBORNE AUXILIARY POWER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49( a5 B) U7 J' x5 i STRUCTURE _________ ) k: w' j% s7 i6 e) VDOORS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 522 I+ Q1 ~. \9 U" K WINDOWS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 0 r/ N) ]* m) G/ j& I8 @POWER PLANT ___________% c( Q# d6 z, D$ r POWER PLANT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 710 F, N# c, A1 ~# m' `4 {/ @ ENGINE. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 8 A& i% Z3 [+ v# I9 o w; wENGINE FUEL AND CONTROL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 * r) m& S7 `; E, h0 h. i% b* s- g2 I. I( sIGNITION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 0 a, S) i. H& i; E' DAIR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 2 n: x- P7 T: g! ?! k/ XENGINE CONTROLS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 8 m) ^) ]" r6 x8 n5 hENGINE INDICATING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77! k. [& H X, |- O, f% L EXHAUST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78' j! a# @& k7 e& k% M OIL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79) D; |) k3 a% M6 f/ ]* X9 y STARTING. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80 W8 g' P* y/ i: d 缩写 ABBREVIATION LIST 8 J- Z4 k& N3 m) u+ U5 W, w# CA $ }! }- J6 I5 l" ]# j7 UA/C air conditioning 空气调节 d/ [' H; L) d8 O3 z7 lA/G air/ground4 c; Q% c% r, e( S A/L autoland 自动落地9 u, D/ p0 c# @0 \ A/P autopilot 自动驾驶 ! }+ h5 A& r) u, PA/S airspeed 空速 8 m7 K$ L! ]' M! Z* H! O0 ]. iA/T autothrottle自动油门, adjustment/test 调整/测试% g$ r& n& q) V4 c2 B0 C ABNORM abnormal 不正常的6 V3 z, X) S' L5 D$ |; \) U AC alternating current 【电】交流电! ]2 D7 l) f# ^/ a4 P# S ACARS ARINC Communications Addressing and Reporting System ! D% Q, c. p# N6 _# t# jACCEL acceleration, accelerate 使增速 4 d5 Y4 B6 Y4 x/ l1 QACM air cycle machine 空气循环机) p; L9 l- D& d1 W9 w) h ADC air data computer 大气资料电脑5 v- `- {; J: Y" h2 E! E$ b' M; M- [ ADF automatic direction finder 自动方位寻找器; N, I' G8 Y9 N' L2 _3 @: H+ a8 k8 h ADI attitude director indicator 姿态指示器+ V; G$ X7 e# x' I/ g& U( _ ADP air driven pump, air driven hydraulic pump 气动液压泵: d& d& G2 B, d- i4 n ADV advance 推进9 m6 X- i5 T8 _* N( Y* c% @: Q AFCS automatic flight control system 飞控系统 2 Q# h8 a& V4 {2 i# ?AGL above ground level 地标位 4 b: n. E2 [% Y6 H! sAI anti-ice 防冰 + K$ I0 B; L8 E, D& [AIDS aircraft integrated data system 整合资料系统! S7 L0 Y7 T, J+ M9 u AIL aileron 副翼 6 N0 ~5 M- v0 y+ QALT altitude 高度 4 R/ k0 }0 u5 XALTM altimeter 高度计 S- F7 z. B+ B+ d1 [ ALTN alternate 交替的+ i9 e' O6 N* m* K3 F6 C1 F ALTNT alternate 交替的( B" k9 a2 e& {' C AMB ambient 环绕的$ s1 V0 b8 R3 V; p( D: Q# j AMM Airplane Maintenance Manual 修护手册 W8 }4 B! |6 O0 Q ANN announcement 通告' X) h, B4 c6 Y9 W- a( o- f ANNUNC annunciator 通告器8 b: ~5 @, r! c# x- X2 l5 ]9 |* v ANT antenna 天线 ; b9 q1 p/ d/ ]& c4 SAOA angle of attack 功角& Z' m7 k6 l! K! a APB auxiliary power breaker 辅助的动力断电器 4 ] A* a4 q( L0 b" LAPD approach progress display 接近行进显示 ' i" V. U9 J9 Y- ^) dAPL airplane 飞机 % m" K/ M9 ~8 GAPPR approach 接近 7 P# n& x+ r" ~ n2 |* \; s/ nAPPROX approximately 近乎 0 Y5 S! i8 V2 T) n% H. m/ UAPU auxiliary power unit 辅助的动力单元. \/ P( D# }% B \1 v1 k, k$ z5 } ARINC Aeronautical航空学的Radio Incorporated【美】有限责任的3 `- b0 O O' @% G* c; q" ` ARINC IO ARINC I/O error ' e, A# z7 y% X" h! kARNC STP ARINC I/O UART data strip error 通用非同步收发传输器 * N* O: u4 v* Q! Q2 `ASA autoland status annunciator 自动落地状况通告器% B: {6 b6 e( V# m ASP audio selector panel 音频选择面板 1 D7 B8 o) l- I1 |+ WASYM asymmetrical 非对称的$ G: i8 E* }( r; ?5 }8 C ATC air traffic control 空中交通管制 - ]/ J) @6 X. n+ V% xATC/DABS air traffic control/discrete address beacon system & V9 z3 |2 g0 a5 v& F8 }ATT attitude 姿态 : ]+ q& N) _& I8 PATTND attendant 服务员, x- k$ R, N3 p9 a% ^ AUTO automatic 自动装置的 ' \& l" A! o2 \7 b# x2 ]AUX auxiliary 辅助的+ M2 |# H0 P9 F" g8 @( R AVM airborne vibration monitor 空中震动监视器 " \- U& X7 f$ |5 I, s6 ]5 j# PB 0 {4 W; M; V% H" d4 B# bB/CRS back course 回程 ! }4 }0 [- K/ h6 yBARO barometric 气压计的 ( Z. n2 E2 l6 F1 b& CBAT battery 电池;蓄电池" N9 Q( g! S- {, b6 _ BFO beat扑动frequency oscillator 频率振汤器 7 K2 w/ e& H2 L' [! }- ]8 D+ {BITE built-in test equipment 装备自我测试 7 Q0 R; |+ l/ D% d8 p) gBK brake 煞住()' ` A2 k" S. B& k BKGRD background (干扰录音或无线电广播的)杂音 6 r; q9 P/ H: O$ F/ y* z- m5 a3 HBPCU bus power control unit 汇流排电力控制单元8 M9 H' X: D- s6 j9 S- k) g& O BRKR breaker 断电器5 O( W1 Z0 ~) z7 w$ a$ d0 R( N" } BRT bright 发亮的+ o. F- }& N+ s6 [) F, _ BTB bus tie束缚breaker 汇流排联系断电器3 E; f. O0 H% Y/ k BTL bottle 瓶子 * h9 b; g1 d! q8 BC " O7 c* J4 A- I4 j# r$ ~5 JC/B circuit breaker 【电】断路器,断路开关 $ K# [: b9 a0 Z. j) ~) }C center 中央1 l2 t" v" C1 _4 `$ F- u2 L CADC central air data computer 中央大气资料电脑 ( G3 _% Z% C4 r' }7 J" D& CCAPT captain (飞机的)机长 3 f/ R8 _1 z% n5 r% T- H& XCB circuit breaker 【电】断路器,断路开关 1 U! V! Z9 G1 o! f4 a5 gCCA central control actuator 中央控制致动器 ( A- r: h2 o$ P7 Y' @CCW counterclockwise 逆时针方向的5 C: a5 X1 ^) w( x3 Y8 C+ G/ M) S D CDU control display unit 控制显示器 / \3 a5 j+ C. a* m, Z, ICH channel 频道 ' z* s: g" s/ c BCHAN channel 频道! G& L" c" ?3 n" b CHG change 改变# Q& r5 I0 N3 W/ V/ D1 P0 e2 O5 V/ j CHR chronograph 记时器 1 _2 T! p! G; ]8 y C- ?% JCHRGR charger 充电器 $ l4 g2 B% [& R1 B7 @. H; PCK check 检查 5 v$ p0 N" J' n" sCKT circuit 【电】电路;回路$ w7 c( s9 \1 o4 i: G: w/ _2 h5 {3 H CL close 关闭;盖上;合上; k5 [6 ~% b5 a9 ? CLB climb 倾斜向上 ! y, p2 B- H! B9 F Q1 lCLR clear 变乾净;变清楚- P! G1 R& d! a% d( b$ Q2 y5 ^4 c CLSD closed 关闭的;封闭的;闭合的 # F+ L. {$ p& M2 d/ NCMD command 命令 $ E. K3 T, ^: z% Q4 yCMPTR computer 电脑 0 o! H1 \, _. m$ Y$ Z7 xCNX cancelled 取消,废除;中止 T' i& I& o3 V+ e- dCOL column 圆柱 (报纸的),, C- R0 b# x) I; [ COMM communication 通讯, {+ V6 c+ w- D% ~; L( r: g. ~9 w COMP compressor 压缩机1 w' c0 t b- F+ ^ COMPT compartment 隔间 5 m+ `3 u$ E6 z6 L/ tCON continuous 连续的,不断的, H: g# Y$ Q D COND condition 状态 . D- }/ m- \0 v; j* D" WCONFG configuration 结构;表面配置 : l+ J1 U4 w$ N5 M; XCONFIG configuration 结构 ' h% Q& ]4 a) u) Q& E" kCONN connection 连接 2 k" E2 J& H2 kCONT control 控制) i5 @! q; G/ T CP control panel 控制面板 # G% X: N( C2 o1 W9 VCPCS cabin pressure control system 舱压控制系统6 h5 \) Z9 \, n9 a CPS cycles per second 每秒循环5 b+ l; |% g$ ^ |1 H J CRS course 方向 7 w+ a7 a$ p; c4 |; I. lCRT cathode阴极ray射线 tube 阴极射线管 7 A" c. T1 v* _* M1 BCRZ cruise 巡航& A. R6 H1 B% A# x; J2 W3 m% f CSEU control system electronics unit 控制系统电子元件 ; @1 E1 B; {1 NCT current电流transFORMer变压器 1 z8 a P1 N" t% G0 xCTN caution 注意4 G) f$ U' U: @1 q5 ^0 J% a$ c CTR center 中央 0 r3 d$ G4 y! v- }& h7 mCU control unit 控制元件' x% `# r. t ~ CUST customer 顾客;买主1 J( ?8 |) Y0 n# p2 R4 C CW clockwise 顺时针方向的+ {( I3 ^0 z1 e8 z) M* Z CWS control wheel steering掌舵 * x- ~# g+ n' i) `. A; |9 p/ TD : U. P) a7 y2 O/ } J: Z' IDA drift漂移angle( i) B0 r c; p4 l% A9 Y DADC digital air data computer 数位化大气资料电脑 $ b3 u1 F5 p2 ADC direct直系的,指挥current0 A% M2 R) C# j DEC decrease减少, decrement减少率$ L1 V- u: h C- P DECEL decelerate 降低速度8 J/ G7 u' _' b. M5 z) |1 Q( y DECR decrease 减少 8 G5 o: j5 V; Y7 b a% YDEG degree 度数 ; [0 J' t! s9 ~' \* X z; dDEPR depressurize 泄压; 压下' d8 O1 g) _9 \5 k DEPT departure 离开;出发 7 b, ^$ f- D0 K: ~* n8 h1 z9 R% ^DEST destination 目标, 目的地0 d$ X1 C3 H9 K/ E3 s DET detector 探测器 ) `" q& Q$ W0 |# y: |3 J DETNT detent (机械上的)止动装置;棘爪 % c. c# F# N g, c" D$ NDEV deviation 误差;偏航, S# e; `$ k5 H W/ g- T. c DFDR digital flight data recorder & g; C' p7 h5 j, }DG directional方向的gyro回转仪罗盘 ) g, D2 ?$ |( K8 A+ `DH decision决定height高度,海拔: q( {' T2 l" ^& v6 |8 r9 i! G DIFF differential 依差别而定的;鉴别性的# ?. c0 N$ \- _! A DIR direct 指挥/ S5 a( Z9 e% `& X* ~ DISC disconnect 使分离,分开,断开* u( P2 \9 X. U% }3 m4 C DISCH discharge 释放,排出(液体,气体等) 3 D& _! U+ V# ]( dDISCONT discontinued 停止,中断 : A1 L6 h; h9 q& {) c/ u& {DISENG disengage 解开,解除;使脱离 ( `# P. l5 b- z* h: X JDISP dispatch 派遣 F5 K: D% l& H; ]- _0 S. u' P. w# ^9 MDIST distance 距离;路程 & J; g3 E6 J/ O/ M1 A; ~: B d; LDK deck (船的) 舱面,甲板 , o' v; v' v! T, q) @8 cDME distance measuring equipment 测距仪 & e& U& c$ n5 U' w( h+ DDMU data management unit 资料管理单元 7 h, Z( q. L# i- o: v4 \DN down 向下 $ v9 Y- Y. F0 o/ ^; ^4 LDPCT differential protection current transFORMer【电】变压器 ! N! T5 q. L5 n3 s7 bDR door 7 E' A* u# P" M0 ~: ]/ ?- m+ Z DSCRT IO discrete分离I/O error1 y+ v) b4 i* `1 m3 T DSPLY display 显示 1 T' p; [* u7 Q/ r- ~& C2 fDSPY display 显示 8 p4 S& [) _% ^; V5 [E( ^. Q; O: a0 I EADI electronic attitude director indicator 数位化姿态指示器 ( U8 ?% x/ T* B8 ~/ ?& T7 U1 I9 UECON economy 节约, 经济 ! x: Z# x5 A8 hECS environmental control system 环控系统 3 A: n, U' y- U, k; N% f+ U) lEDP engine driven pump, engine hydraulic pump 引擎液压泵/ [ } \- ~- p* G EEC electronic engine control 引擎电控 ( r: [9 P' S) B$ \2 LEFDARS expanded flight data acquisition and reporting system 8 [% _. R+ i; o! bEFI electronic flight instruments 电子化飞行仪表0 s( K @ d. c$ \5 b EFIS electronic flight instrument system ' Q* {' K; L" J* yEGT exhaust gas temperature 排气尾温 5 ^# J4 L) T0 [9 d7 X% c8 dEHSI electronic horizontal situation indicator 水平状况方位指示器 4 _7 U* o0 w( P1 zEICAS engine indicating and crew alerting system引擎状况警告指示% C4 }& w! |7 _- L ELEC electrical 与电有关的,电气科学的4 n; M$ Z# I" P' w1 i ELEV elevation 高度;海拔6 |& c) M( t& h s- Z, [8 } EMER emergency 紧急情况 . {" Z* j: T O+ J: N. aENG engage啮合,接合, engine, {4 `1 N* z, J/ C X ENT entrance入口,门口, entry" M( l% h4 z+ ~- } ENTMT entertainment 娱乐 - X3 _! e# S/ z4 V8 C% SEPC external power contactor 外电源接触器# @( I" f& A L( B, T EPR engine pressure ratio 推力比 # i x+ @- ?) r/ h) }EPRL engine pressure ratio limit 推力比范围( O2 V* h3 R, W+ W$ [ EQUIP equipment 装备 ) |9 M2 ?( B9 q7 j5 k! j1 sERR error 错误. F ^ M8 D, T* D ESS essential 必需品 ( A# P& }3 I+ {EVAC evacuation 撤空;排泄物0 I: j' ~( v+ I# ?% E EVBC engine vane and bleed control 引擎放气控制1 h( l/ L( J9 ^ EXH exhaust 排出;排气$ r( }9 c2 K8 }; { EXT external 外部的 9 n* q* G( P, m; ^. w: U) AEXTIN extinguish, extinguished 灭火器- A) \! J7 g. j EXTING extinguishing 熄灭 - d2 V* Y2 l8 U y, d9 uF " p; E5 ~" w+ ?2 p1 t- ~F/D flight director 飞行引向器 ! i; ? @2 p$ A! RF/F fuel flow 燃油流量8 b1 w& W0 C+ o- l: ` F/O first officer$ {8 U- y' C/ |2 I( n4 F FAA Federal美国联邦 Aviation Administration行政机构 $ ]5 s+ ]' `) G" B2 KFCC flight control computer 飞行控制电脑 ( v: G, x. b1 eFCEU flight controls electronic unit 飞控电子单元 0 z+ a: i- J: ]4 cFCU fuel control unit 燃油控制器 & M8 q g- i( bFDR feeder 喂食器 ]3 R! z0 w+ @) RFIM Fault Isolation Manual 故障隔离手册 1 g7 W! C" C1 _3 p) o8 EFL flow 流量 6 R# b; T1 f9 Z/ CFL/CH flight level change# \( B2 g3 w% b3 x" q2 G FLD field(飞机),;(广阔的一大片)(知识)领域;专业;(活动)范畴" o- A( ?0 Z, {6 h6 n FLT flight (飞机的)班次0 L$ D( r* ^+ w7 l FLUOR fluorescent 发亮的- X; w" V5 f' I FMC flight management computer 飞行管理电脑) [& f* h* s, o& A7 ` FMS flight management system 飞行管理系统 9 r, _+ ]8 A* l' ~FREQ frequency 频率& f3 u. {( M# g% v( X Y FRM Fault Reporting Manual 错误报告手册9 P1 A6 d1 [, R" B9 v. O FSEU flap/slat electronic unit 副翼电控单元 ! N* j9 l( t. W7 M, p9 yFT feet, foot: x& @8 S d/ S% e& q 英尺- r/ I( N0 f( `! w* I+ ` FWD forward 前面的 & h- z5 r1 ]% R$ q" s: p2 I, pG 8 d7 f0 y* n" F) H8 k8 g4 qG/S glide slope, ground slope 下滑坡度% l; t! Z' i, }9 @& ]4 l- @! U1 i GA go-around 重飞 ) c- C, ^% I% d% O! ZGB generator breaker 发电机断电器* v# L+ i2 Z* I$ q' k) S GCB generator circuit breaker 发电机断路器 : G" ?- ]8 k* M5 C8 LGCR generator control relay 发电机控制继电器5 v) }) O _, H# D7 C4 h: { GCU generator control unit 发电机控制组件3 O) E) H: Y1 a GEN generator 发电机 6 y. O6 V' W0 MGHR ground handling relay 地面操作继电器 ( h5 ?; P$ ~" c( y/ z/ KGND ground 地面 $ _4 R# A8 s$ V( v; v) J7 MGP group 团体7 q% w1 P- o- B8 y3 O, H7 } GPWS ground proximity warning system 地面接近警告 l/ i& Y7 B& S GR gear 齿轮;传动装置; (飞机的)起落架 6 M5 |# c: O& T8 }GRD ground 地面 8 E7 v( s# b. u( b( S) XGS ground speed 地速 + u$ D# @" D R) y ^ ?GSSR ground service select relay 地面勤务选择继电器 4 l# X2 T# u. oGSTR ground service transfer relay 地面勤务转换继电器 / b$ d2 w) b* \* L& G/ uGW gross总量weight 总重" ~/ C1 Z0 Z4 @( ?2 m7 G' b4 o H # x- v/ j0 N5 H" S# n* _H/L high/low / , @; K, A1 ?2 y2 B, KHDG heading 【航】航向 " o( U# y9 ?/ L7 ~$ pHF high frequency 高频% B. t7 D6 S' B$ z HORIZ horizontal 水平 3 }/ Y9 h& k' XHP high pressure 高压 * N. u1 z0 B4 W' N IHSI horizontal situation indicator 水平状况方位指示器 3 W I# v( r8 K, z0 yHTR heater 加热器0 _! y* ~& Y% U& m/ J HYD hydraulic 液压的 5 d0 v& P% m7 i) n1 X# ?% UI / p4 e' _& q. h+ K7 qIAS indicated airspeed 指示空速! y: G. {) g% q/ u8 m IDENT identification 识别;鉴定 ! F r q u; _5 d+ e7 L- |IDG integrated drive generator 7 h) h5 ?8 \( ~- Z: OIGN ignition 点火,发火;点火开关, k" J. K. U* k ILLUM illuminate, illuminated 被照明的;发光的4 k+ w4 ?. {4 G; E! ]8 a8 I ILS instrument landing system 仪降 6 ~4 j2 C& ~* F: |' ` u% eIMP imperial (度量衡)英制的! Y8 o- f$ c5 N% J% K( u. \ IN in, input 输入' l& h$ z: K S" q4 P INBD inboard 内侧的3 E: {( ]+ r ]) `; S z1 e5 l INC incorporated结合的, increase增大, increment增加) V$ v; g) Y! B8 d0 s. b! V+ { INCR increase 增加" ]7 H. t1 X8 d; X! ~ IND indicator 指示器 8 I T& _# |0 D; g2 n( q, ~INFC interface 分界面 # l! n( W9 ^6 ^7 t+ zINFLT inflight 飞行过程中的9 t" v6 \( L% ^! }# @7 U INHIB inhibit 抑制 , j9 T4 Z1 C/ r9 u1 n( G禁止 $ ~6 l3 `. [( zINIT initiation 入门;开始实施 3 F8 E2 @. N: l# FINOP inoperative 不活动的 8 k7 E+ W) m" [ N* H, OINPH interphone 对讲机2 h$ l% P, X, g' V5 q3 _ INST instrument 仪器;仪表2 S% b6 A1 o9 Y INT interphone 对讲机 1 O, P B! z8 J- sINTLK interlock 连结) ]8 |4 ?- B" Y+ B, \ INTPH interphone 对讲机 0 A& `8 Z( N3 E8 LINTMT intermittent 时断时续的;周期性的2 K" {0 e0 W: k0 Y" O; G1 f/ y IP intermediate pressure 中间的压力 6 J+ J r" Y$ d# F, _6 A5 CIRS inertial reference system 惯性参考系统 4 J8 f* g+ x4 U: y8 i- g# o6 OIRU inertial惯性的reference unit 惯性参考组件# G3 M- ?6 v! K9 s4 b5 u* X ISLN isolation 隔离7 u h3 q0 W, Y. e9 p7 h ISOL isolation 隔离0 U K/ X5 I* e3 ?& L IVSI instantaneous瞬时的vertical speed indicator 垂直速度指示器 0 ?# }3 }: g, C8 X0 JM 3 j2 F2 t0 i- U- h7 _! gMCDP maintenance control display panel 修护控制显示面板 H x, y0 N, |: e1 @ MCP mode control panel 模式控制面板 9 V2 O1 i5 h! T; \% O$ uMCU modular模件concept观念 unit" w3 m$ ~+ f! S+ a4 x MDA minimum decision altitude 最小判断高度8 _ j& |3 p# E# J MIC microphone 扩音器;麦克风: e. ]4 i6 |" ?* H4 h MIN minimum 最小量,最小数;最低限度' ]8 r3 V! @2 u: i4 n& J3 l MM Maintenance Manual 修护手册 9 E" z) B& E8 l6 S, VMOD module 组件;单元+ }& | a8 g) q0 m/ _ MON monitor 监视器;监控器8 M/ W7 }" u5 o& b+ F2 j4 ? MOT motion (机械的)装置,运转 * ]) c `" ?& V8 LMPU magnetic pickup 检波器 . S* O" r9 P0 q' `# F8 cMSG message 信息# J, m6 L5 W+ u+ C0 d5 W MSTR master 主要的;总的# o! T4 S) M) k' m9 l3 ~/ d MSU mode selector unit 模式选择组件 ! C& S' H' N/ R2 ~) c' tMTG miles to go 英里 / l* B: e. Z% e0 f& i0 |( ^- r; u3 IMU management unit 管理组件# u y: N% I3 ?1 a MUX multiplexer 多路传输 . r2 ^1 ?% x4 {. }$ ~* rN; z8 } K3 F, a7 ? N/A not applicable 可应用的 ; |3 W; m( [6 o7 VNAC nacelle 引擎舱;气球吊篮 , e& O- H+ |. d2 V: kNAV navigation 导航 & g" O2 _* a$ y* u/ \4 bNCD no computed data 无法计算资料 & y9 g0 f. K8 l* j- XNEG negative 否定的; 反面的【电】负的,阴极的【数】负的 . ]$ n w- X. K9 l2 e, INEUT neutral 中立的+ e& E: _* [ C7 P NLG nose landing gear 鼻轮起落架 % E3 I' {4 g" cNO. number ,数字3 b- Z" \9 g) f NORM normal 正常的,正规的,标准的# F( e$ W1 Z H NRM normal 正常的,正规的,标准的- Y& q2 h% x% w; F( u NVMEM RD non-volatile memory read error 故障读错误排除才能消除. B# D" m. z3 d7 D' | NVMEM WR non-volatile memory write error 故障写错误排除才能消除 / z2 k Y. W( \2 d* [' xO) U$ I# o: ~6 @* t0 N4 j4 k 02 oxygen 氧气 9 e5 _% K/ R) G% \ OBS observer 观察员 1 J/ J' W3 N+ @( k- F' h1 n. y+ iOK okay ,很好地/ V3 u/ D5 k, Q! y- ^( W OPR operate 运转 ! G U2 ?. s. U' m) U; }/ {OPT option 选择权 { \9 P3 W3 t7 K9 m/ mOPRN operation 操作/ f) i9 Q% |% e; u0 v2 _& S# ~4 i OUT output 输出 $ M& K, [4 E2 r* U9 hOUTBD outboard 外部的 6 W* D8 ^& {+ U" BOVHD overhead 头顶(船舱)顶板7 q& V. G0 X Z/ v2 m OVHT overheat 过热8 B/ A8 B% T5 R* t D3 _' k OVRD override 权力高於;优先於; 越过 9 ?% h6 P1 C: F( |5 z3 Q/ u6 k) kOXY oxygen 氧气4 B! l6 W# }; N P : e9 E! l2 x T2 ^, J$ LP/RST press to reset 压下清除故障/ o1 y; F- V% o) E P/S pitot皮托管(流速计);皮托静压管/static 静态的 : O6 [* Q2 k+ [PA passenger address 客舱广播/ g- v' N& C+ ^+ [' e3 x. @ PASS passenger 旅客 8 D$ C: O( e! {" s3 vPCA power control actuator 电控致动器0 v& F7 h, j% z( F6 l- L# {0 r PCT percentage 百分比" G9 C& s' J* g6 w PDI pictorial deviation indicator 偏航图表示. V' x7 s3 u. s" h PES passenger entertainment娱乐system 6 m' _$ E$ x6 e1 f G4 m5 t- FPLA power level angle ! @3 G+ ~. U% H7 A0 c6 N6 h5 ]! g+ nPLT pilot (飞机等的)驾驶员,飞行员' q4 w" {- v; w. U' Z5 C PMG permananet magnet generator 永磁发电机 . i0 Q& t5 d3 }% RPNEU pneumatic 气动 " m% T' g) a# f; KPNL panel 【电】配电盘;控电板$ x; A6 h8 D6 @ POR point of regulation调节# ~" V. f" @5 N3 B; T' r POS position, positive (电池的)阳极【数】正的 $ S+ f' C" |$ y; L6 \+ ~PPOS present当前的 6 x1 a( P: W+ D) q出席的 position4 F' ?' b8 F' g. }6 D0 y PRESS pressure 压力 ; J, N+ A% ~( R5 M$ @$ U; {0 t# @PRG FLOW program flow error 流量程序错误 ' j7 W4 a* k1 K2 u" i' Z& |- rPRIM primary 首要的,主要的& @! V4 z* O. e$ }+ y; N; X) d/ u2 u PROC procedure 程序;手续;步骤 ; q( H; N/ b1 [6 nPROG MEM ROM memory error 唯读记忆体错误0 t' u9 p9 ]8 s& g1 Q: b PROJ projector 投射器6 P. X( O. x5 z3 b' }+ U PROT protection 保护,防护;4 R. a) s4 _. ?; g( g+ n5 U PS pitot static 皮托管(流速计);皮托静压管 % M3 \ k; P; {% i# Z) z* t, ^PSI pounds per square inch 每平方寸上的压力磅数6 _- G2 f: z- b: m- c. s% I PSS passenger service system 客服系统 : R C* s; o! G" z3 m' W2 lPSU passenger service unit 客服组件 , s& }8 k# y& X% j9 g* j+ {PTT push to talk 发话 7 F% _" n8 ~. {& D% _- rPTU power transfer unit 动力传送组件( _$ m# n1 e! K7 L3 O PWR power 动力' R% V; B9 h7 v- y5 U+ Z) b Q* q" z) _+ o" F* m' g QAD quick-attach-detach 快拆卸;使分离% I+ x" r' S3 b; {: Z5 ]: g QTS quarts 一夸脱的容器- v9 Q/ P2 d" |" e @. Y, @& j QTY quantity 数量9 K- K6 d. O+ x$ b' _4 P R/ b" X. b% a& s) ^3 C R/T rate of turn 回转速率 k) a8 a" _' H1 }/ o' j3 p# _' k R/W MEM RAM memory error 随机存取记忆体错误 l7 O. h' A: z R right 右边的8 b2 Z! P1 K0 s RA radio altimeter, radio altitude 雷达高度 1 E7 E* C3 m' x0 I. ^RAT ram air turbine 冲压驱动; ^' d! n4 s9 R6 ^ RCVR reciever 接受, @+ k4 X4 E5 ^$ Y1 s' u RDMI radio distance magnetic indicator 磁场距离指示; h) c; b2 B$ |: Y1 _3 y9 ^ REC recorder 记录器1 ]4 n- n- {% g3 S) M. n7 R RECIRC recirculate 再循环 . e! w& }. w+ N2 _REF reference 参考 z+ o* M6 r* A: X5 G$ D6 NREFRIG refrigeration 冷冻. |5 C% K9 N- `# z# |- r REG regulator 调节器& A& \$ ~1 ?, F6 H REL release 释放,解放' V. W# q7 e1 L* p+ Q+ z0 m2 k REP representative 代表性的,典型的$ N F+ j9 _8 b* C5 v$ j1 } REQ required 必须的 2 l+ f3 H$ y1 O) X: rRES reserve 储备9 F, r W0 w4 r RESSTART power interrupt restart error 动力中断重新起动错误/ D$ u$ o- x5 S REV reverse 倒退,使倒转 / k# y# Z; T$ d- }8 YRF right front 右前9 w. \( x# {6 \2 I# O2 s RH right hand 右手& `, @. }# A! c w+ [, @ RLSE release 释放,解放 , \8 F" |9 j7 K5 [1 r8 cRLY relay 【电】继电器 & G' j- B1 u4 z: cRLY/SW relay/switch $ z. k% p% Q: CRMI radio magnetic indicator 磁场方位指示 * Y4 o/ X% ^; Q5 URMT OUT high-speed ARINC output error 汇流排输出错误 3 q2 U' j @1 A) tRN right nose K: o' v1 \8 b2 I+ @( ~( t ROT rotation 旋转 2 c3 G- ~ U5 S& ^% H/ ]RPM revolutions循环,()周期回转,旋转per minute " J1 g: }, _# n( ZRPTG reporting 报导 ' R! N) W' ]" p( C+ _; yRR right rear 後方 # E; e2 s3 m; h7 e& k% L$ ORST reset 重新设定 ' E2 {5 Q( y0 ^& f8 W2 [RTO rejected丢弃takeoff起飞8 j2 `; F% r. L1 }, ?( O RUD rudder (飞机的)方向舵7 f9 o! G2 e& D J1 w8 [ l) s: t, C RW right wing 右翼3 ^" t, v( g4 [9 L RWY runway (机场的)跑道5 c+ t& U" _' } S0 G% k s* Y2 ?4 s) R$ r( z n SAM stabilizer trim/elevator asymmetry limit module尾舵飞操组件/ H# `" C7 k) A- L: R1 K; ~2 X( A SAT static air temperature 静压空气温度 ! f* z# e8 d) Y+ d6 RSEC second 第二次 3 f/ e$ Z, Y s3 ]5 w n& dSEI standby engine indicator 紧急直接引擎指示3 w; k# Q, w0 G% U4 D# k4 u SEL select 选择 3 P! r- Q4 e5 v$ D, u5 eSELCAL selective calling 飞航呼叫% w- G6 `4 H/ g8 N4 z K' E SERV service 服务% E( \7 K& l% n SG signal generator 信号产生器0 H& f$ y x8 G- U& G2 G+ ]( d SLCTD selected 选择 , a% M+ {+ c' N8 m7 C' [SLCTR selector 选择器& F* m8 X( k+ r. m* | SOV shut off valve 关断阀) j7 n$ P' a9 z+ \) d/ D" m8 Y& @, i SP speed 速度 8 Y, K7 V5 ^' E* \% q1 G0 L' VSPD speed 速度8 J5 S. }9 z" n# d6 h B( Q SPD BK speed brake 速煞 " \) T3 P Q1 V/ N- j5 L4 ZSQL squelch 压扁# T3 @: q; y' R: } SSB single side band . @+ @" `) K/ }0 y- k6 q5 aSTA station 驻地(各种机构的),,( c. C9 M# q* j4 q STAB stabilizer 安定装置;安定翼 0 @0 }0 o5 w) y1 @+ r6 d sSTBY standby 备用 y: i8 ^$ t1 n; FSTS system status 系统状况% W" m& ~5 Y% ~' v$ _1 G8 L SURF surface 表面: Q8 } p. {9 [; x: z2 T+ e( @ SW switch 开关: B& B8 o) _( F& c SWITCH IN switch input error, {" s* M. h7 e( [% M, C6 ?6 x$ h SYNC synchronous 同步的4 M) h) Z) A' u7 A; R. g SYS system 系统 % W1 n, R$ \# z) ?9 g2 ASYST system 系统4 X9 Q0 f% s/ w0 e4 K T1 }+ d6 K r( @) m, @1 F& z4 d T/R thrust reverser 反推力器' D' U& I- `' U' t3 j; ~# ? T.O. takeoff 起飞 & w( Y: Y, T, b! bTACH tachometer 转速计 " G% t& k0 m7 g6 B, qTAI thermal热的anti-ice1 n( @4 R! _1 y u0 [0 Q" ] TAS true airspeed 真空速 0 X4 C) h- f+ q) N+ A: UTAT total air temperature 总温! `5 C/ P# S: v3 @0 ?: @: Y% T TCC turbine case cooling 涡轮()冷却 . A3 ]5 w4 Z9 |2 G7 Q5 J' ?TE trailing edge 後缘(飞机的)襟翼,阻力板/ [$ {3 [6 d- L8 S- z TEMP temperature 温度,气温. R2 |. r6 u. K2 g6 I9 T7 J. \ TFR transfer 转换 % t% w, }3 K" G1 i9 |THR thrust 推力 9 O4 ~) ^) Y9 vTHROT throttle 节流阀 8 D1 |- p$ ~1 ]) A) F- g2 YTHRSH threshold 门槛 # P( Y) ?0 i# g9 Y0 |* q+ X) ?THRT thrust 推力 - ^ L& c; q8 K+ Q ^$ oTHRU through 穿过;通过 8 W6 g {: K7 Q遍及,...各处;...之间,...之中 " u, o! A; }1 _4 \. v( p8 hTIE bus tie,,,$ k. h& S% P% |, @9 {9 R1 }+ \ 汇流排联系0 e- \3 N9 q% n C9 J6 t8 ] TLA thrust lever angle 推力杆角度 ! f2 P4 p3 l5 g/ X; z+ aTMC thrust management computer 推力管理电脑: K9 o6 ~ U& ]+ N* ?, I( \" H- X' T TMS thrust management system 推力管理系统 ) J1 e3 A7 Q7 d, @1 NTMSP thrust mode select panel 推力选择面板 : N+ ~! m0 M: h$ G. QTO TO/takeoff 起飞 / A6 c/ J4 _' ATOL tolerance 【机】公差,容限 2 J. n% L; [0 ~3 r( {TR transFORMer【电】变压器 rectifier【电】整流器0 o- i7 J& Q" |- |( H$ n TRP thrust rating panel 推力等级面板3 S+ T F4 H0 f, E3 _, _: T6 W9 H TUNE tuner (频率))调整器;【无】调谐器 $ P; s- `0 \! b8 A0 ]TURB turbine 涡轮() + B% ?9 E6 w. D5 \# K- I1 u. ]9 V: Y! gTURBL turbulent, turbulence【气】湍流;(气体等的)紊流 ( ]- i n% x6 ]2 D, d! [* \( P* {+ eU - y, j" B `" p% A- \# y9 m" L, MUBR utility有多种用途的;通用的bus relay 汇流排继电器 8 i* V/ ]' V: M# TUPR upper3 f4 `/ X$ Q- X( ~) O/ _1 P* v* z USB upper side band 【机】传送带 (无线电的)波段,频带 ( x0 Y i. r& k' W1 D6 P" XV 2 X1 k3 ^' I2 m5 J; H bV/NAV vertical navigation 【经】纵向联合的 + J+ F) R' c: t6 ~& f+ L$ c导航' L9 a" P0 B/ F4 d V/S vertical speed 垂直的速率 4 c, \- c; I ~: v% e4 \, N1 s# MVERT vertical 垂直的+ o- k$ l; j* M4 J! P, e VERT SPD vertical speed 垂直的速率: `6 e( t& K# G6 Q VFY verify 验证! A7 k1 a' F' H VG vertical gyro 垂直回转仪罗盘0 x& q9 y) o$ T VHF very high frequency 超高频无线电7 }+ J/ a: M* l7 f9 z' q VIB vibration 震动- E0 s4 h p3 V VLD valid 合法的;有效的 5 A2 l/ G) @& z' U$ V+ R e" KVLV valve 【机】阀,活门 , c7 V1 B8 D M7 q# i, aVOL volume ;8 q: |! }- N6 l) @* y VOLT voltage 电压;伏特数 3 O) F; S5 X _- I6 j, H4 aVOR VHF omni range receiver 方向无线识标, e" U0 n) @. K* t5 {$ L, U VOX voice 声音6 w5 Z7 l/ L0 e' \ VTR video tape reproducer (录音,录影的)播放装置3 k6 A4 r. v" Z. ? W) u( O% U6 a5 U) B* b W/D wiring线路diagram图解 s( J+ a( C( K% b4 l W/W wheel well 轮舱 & N6 k q" P- B" c6 C1 T5 R7 |WARN warning 警告;警报 5 c$ N; u8 C$ aWG wing 机翼 7 A$ Z2 [9 h+ W$ D! iWHL wheel 轮子 ; 变换方向 ( {8 {2 G& F' `" ]+ k" Q0 jWHLS wheels 车轮 4 Q2 s2 b9 p& X/ g, v% K/ mWPT waypoint 位子点2 E! Y1 V O2 [% ~1 I WSHLD windshield 挡风玻璃/ s/ D" l, T$ R' i" L+ ~0 G: G WX weather 天气) |0 M3 O" @1 j: w WXR weather 气象雷达 . S5 B' F6 ?& q+ U+ [X* a3 I1 Z! P3 v3 m# ^ X-CH cross channel 交叉频道 6 n( h9 G. D8 R6 n# T: [ lX-CHAN cross channel 交叉频道* d# t. o. D8 O, G% B' Q XDCR transducer 变换器 % V) v% _9 R$ v0 d& {7 YXMISSION transmission 传送/ t" m4 d% V, G, Y XMIT transmit 发射1 i: @; j; r# M7 i9 t XMTR transmitter 发射机 9 t( y/ R# y" u: ^- o$ {3 k7 TXPNDR transponder 询答机 + q' d" U5 U& ]) I: l0 eY0 I# V K# E1 d Y/D yaw damper 阻尼器- u3 @+ S. K5 z Air Glossary(航空缩略语)3 t; s: K6 R7 x1 B ! X R* ~ V! A5 N- {/ @ A # z0 n1 A+ H; I' }* [5 Z AAC - Army Air Corps - r Q" t4 B: W- F6 G4 e. @2 u, b; L C, k$ J" ` AAIB - Air Accident Investigation Branch of the Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions. 1 G% R: z) S3 D% S4 m+ Y8 n 0 u9 T) d; n9 U! D/ @aae - above aerodrome elevation. Also see aal.' O3 S! F7 }& q6 i; s7 [ 4 o4 T7 v& V/ G; L/ K, k* Kaal - above aerodrome level. Also see aae. : T# I$ H' }) \7 \0 b$ H' g- R8 w7 \7 {+ q) E, }1 m& z- ? ab initio - elementary flying training, literally "from the beginning",. : c5 |# O- w! k, H: N$ k2 u' C8 v+ }3 U4 c' B+ u. V abm abeam - an aircraft is abeam a point when that point is at ninety degrees left or right of the aircraft"s track, but term usually used to indicate a general position rather than a specific point. Y! E3 e3 P2 M5 K e * D1 q: L1 \( L0 U" U% c- La/c - aircraft. / G& C, r0 h, R# i. F: U5 K @7 `9 N) P& A4 o ACARS - Aircraft Communication Adressing and Reporting System.5 q+ ?, y9 F0 ` 1 W7 A0 v7 D" d7 b4 d7 H/ j% Z AC - alternating current.$ q5 `( G' Z9 S' K& z0 v2 s : }1 |) M" p& \8 S* Q nACC - Area Control Centre. And ACZ Aerodrome Control Zone. See ATZ below. 9 p8 Y# H4 ^$ e9 r 9 t+ ^3 _6 }4 V, {4 @ACMS - aircraft condition monitoring system. 4 [8 f% ]$ X6 s, Q8 f7 k. ]4 s0 J6 q7 }8 a' y6 z0 B, a ACR - aerodrome control radar./ _" u. s/ g# H; L, l b+ p 4 |/ }' d1 ^9 {3 R0 m! e* y( i accelerate-stop distance - calculated distance required for an aircraft to accelerate to V1 (which see), reject take-off and brake safely to a halt. & u: ]+ D, m" c, B$ q9 @5 O8 Y2 I* l* M. N3 } A/D - aerodrome.: Y9 b4 A0 v0 J 6 z( F$ B5 |9 I3 {( N AD - Airworthiness Directive, issued by airworthiness authorities to correct a defect found in an aircraft type after certification. Compliance is mandatory and may be required immediately and before further flight, within a specified period of time or number of flying hours, or when next due for routine maintenance. 5 Y2 w6 f5 C+ `7 h0 r2 H( ]( F% T# k. j4 ~ ADA - Advisory aispace - Advisory Area or Advisory Route. % Q' H& A* Q @' B9 `2 ]7 V) W$ m 7 K3 S* r5 b1 S1 N! v" S/ J# qADC - air data computer.$ g2 O6 Q; s% u$ t& K " h4 O# n: M }8 d$ W2 o: c' fADELT - automatically deployable emergency locator transmitter. $ K2 f3 o2 q: A" p8 s( C# `* c) O1 {- I5 Q) s* N0 ^8 Q% R ADF - automatic direction finder/finding. Radio compass which gives a relative bearing to the non-directional radio beacon to which it is tuned. * Z; d6 J2 i2 E* b( W% ~: @9 B; o" |, X; L% x+ L ADI - attitude deviation indicator. An advanced type of artificial horizon, part of a flight director system providing pitch and roll inFORMation and commands.( @1 S: |( g$ y' p4 h3 { & V0 D' w* \& z, j$ k ADIZ - Air Defence Identification Zone. An area of airspace extending upwards from the surface, usually along a national boundary, within which identification of all aircraft is required in the interests of national security.& d2 R5 ~8 x0 A* L 8 @, U4 l2 d! X2 @& S Z4 ]2 U1 AADR - Accident Data Recorder. 7 J, C$ ]5 O& D, a8 D3 r( I( N% c6 Q3 R7 a) o5 P ADS - Automatic Dependence Surveillance.* n7 \; x( X' \9 n& m2 V6 _ 8 m5 a$ W9 j {) N5 @1 z8 H ADT - Approved Departure Time.- D" K3 x+ N! j0 l; R& v 1 b' i- R3 I: h2 j6 R0 \) xAEF - Aerodromes Environmental Federation.& E5 ?3 T: p* v2 Y2 S) z - @& B# r z+ tAEW - Airborne early warning7 {, G4 |" P$ \% c 9 r! A" f& P o Aerad - UK-published flight guide and navigational chart system.# k' M* }6 V: T D% ?$ z, z& P% i5 {+ v aerodrome/airport elevation - highest point of an aerodrome"s usable runway(s) expressed in feet above mean sea level (amsl).4 Z$ C4 m# z# e0 H# B * V2 C U2 R: Q: r& ?1 ?AFB - air force base, usually U.S. or Canadian.& I# ~( l. M* b% z7 c3 @" G' k- Z 0 F% w& u% r% I+ f, n$ J) \AFCS - automatic flight control system, an advanced autopilot. Also IFCS, integrated flight control system.7 @# @+ D9 j) D' u# X 0 g$ F$ g! `9 }, n% h7 ]AFDS - Autopilot and flight director system. $ y' v: b: G9 u- S2 }: H' H 5 b5 T' j6 ^! T4 bAFI - assistant flying instructor. Also AFIC, assistant flying instructor course, FIC, flying instructor course.+ @9 |( m7 B6 |. C& ~5 ` : V B& i8 m* T, W) CAFIS - Aerodrome Flight InFORMation Service, providing inFORMation to, but not control of, aircraft using that aerodrome. ?* ~. l3 c+ I# [4 P * g; K5 b+ y. ?* U6 Y, l/ b% A AFIS(O)- Aerodrome Flight InFORMation Service (Officer) 5 o" f, D1 T4 Z1 O7 u: ` * p7 t' P0 O' p. m! j- D( |/ Y. cAFS - Aerodrome Fire Service.2 r" X( H& A6 `. A ! U3 F# F% |1 h. {3 a7 i AFS - Aeronautical Fixed Service - telephone/teleprinter network, includes AFTN.8 S6 k7 [1 D7 [ # f4 T3 t8 S2 @9 tAFS - auto flight system.0 K5 ]+ x+ G8 h8 | 2 M; l( Y7 `! U' L. e ^ AFTN - Aeronautical Fixed Telecommunications Network. A ground- based teleprinter network transmitting flight plans, weather inFORMation etc.3 d; t' w3 q8 ?; U& w, ^ ) O7 R- U: ?2 HAGO - air-to-ground operator ; v2 I7 ], E3 ~) \/ G9 K6 F; E, ^: _' ] A/G - air-to-ground. ' I9 w: ^( E$ O+ }5 o, N; T; \" h& D/ Q agl - above ground level.- r) u* E0 \, r9 ]2 a5 u Z; |" e . k: L0 P3 |, D' [ AHRS - attitude-heading reference system. A sensor deriving aircraft attitude and heading inFORMation from gyros and accelerometers., C. g- l, x# ^+ e: @4 f " c' S) q, p. D/ @* U7 d+ L+ N2 X AIAA - area of intense aerial activity, usually military.8 R, N9 B+ t) d, M7 H % q' C2 D" D! M7 `5 _AIC - Aeronautical InFORMation Circular. Bulletins issued at intervals by the CAA relating to matters of airworthiness, administration, operating procedures, safety etc. AICs are colour-coded according to subject, e.g. safety circulars are pink, thus "Pink 12" issued in December 1990. - U8 Y" z g8 O8 x/ z* w T2 W- V2 |+ p. E AIDS - Airborne integrated data system. ; A* S' Y' D1 M$ F$ W$ Y; Z- X % \- o! }. ]; d; {+ r3 y1 W: ?4 C" G/ M9 ~AIP - Aeronautical InFORMation Publication. The UK Air Pilot, statutory bible of aeronautical inFORMation published by the CAA. 9 g1 \7 r& x+ n3 j) ~' r- ?1 ~* _% ?7 S& b! b Airep - FORM for reporting position and Met conditions in flight. ) Z9 i: J5 L" f: Q) Y# `) i. V* n% ~8 Q, i Airmet - CAA"s telephone aviation weather service, covering Southern, Northern and Scottish regions of the UK. Also Metdial and Metplan, privately-operated aviation weather services. For full details see Pilot, February 1991.3 }) @7 }1 h& ]& H' b 4 i, @$ h+ X V4 E& F8 Q- sAIS - Aeronautical InFORMation Service. CAA unit based at London-Heathrow Airport, providing flight-planning services and inFORMation for pilots. Publishes AICs, above.3 @" Q4 Q. }7 _# U: Y, P % M1 m; I- M, n# @. Y1 ?AIZ - Aerodrome InFORMation Zone. See ATZ below.7 r. d. G+ C$ K7 r % A) E* f6 [/ g+ g$ t: T# EALERFA - alert phase of search-and-rescue procedure. + G2 Y( p2 r0 N( K# y9 ] + {8 G6 m9 I; T1 j# Ralt - altitude. Height above sea level. $ q9 L% E0 \; g4 j8 w, I S% H; P0 w4 R' ]! K1 Valternate - aerodrome specified on a flight plan to which an aircraft chooses to divert if a landing at its intended destination is not possible (for reasons of poor weather, for example). # u. g( T/ \! x% L* O* D1 I9 y 5 W3 h3 D: ]& h" Daltimeter setting - barometric pressure reading in millibars, hectopascals or (in USA) inches of mercury (Hg) used to set a pressure altimeter"s sub-scale to QFE or QNH . % v6 V1 H! R x# z- D/ x& Y# ~ & \4 k1 c, Z" ?. O* k! BAM - Amplitude modulation.5 G8 V. p: R+ f" N v9 Q. T - A+ E8 E+ \' r O* q* [ AME - authorized medical examiner. A doctor approved by the CAA (or foreign licensing authority) to conduct examinations for the issue or renewal of aircrew medical certificates. {/ @' @/ }* z# H 5 ^, N: Z* }5 N3 }: }4 e4 Z/ J amsl - above mean sea level (sometimes asl in USA). ! B4 a0 `1 {0 c# ^+ z ! q: N; g; b: C# vanhedral - sloping down from root to tip. Opposite: dihedral.9 e9 @/ S" o! u0 d' e & ^1 R o8 D8 u ANO - Air Navigation Order. Statutory legal instrument defining the laws of air navigation, pilot licensing etc, in the UK. Other aviation legislation includes the Rules of the Air and Air Traffic regulations and the Air Navigation (General) Regulations# q; H; y2 t9 i6 H5 n ! a/ ^7 K, n. h7 l AoA - angle of attack. Also alpha, thus "high alpha", high angle of attack. 5 c7 e, U* Y ?1 n0 \/ ` 0 a; C8 h+ q& eAOA - Airport Operators" Association.- z3 s5 c( O, V. |5 G+ O . j K/ c( j- K& w( Y3 M `# y* MAOC - Air Operator"s Certificate, issued by the CAA and required by aircraft operators flying scheduled or charter public transport flights, including cargo, air-taxi and pleasure-flying work. Also Air Officer Commanding in RAF parlance.' s/ d0 ^/ c; g4 e# n 6 D# y# `" x2 f( p AoE - airport of entry (usually in USA). ) o8 O$ z4 h6 O1 S: H' _0 Z $ G3 ~$ x% j3 D1 B1 ]AOG - aircraft on ground, a term used to denote urgency when requesting spares or service from suppliers or manufacturers, meaning that the aircraft cannot fly again until the parts have been supplied.; g3 I9 @+ d8 l 0 T8 b' ~2 A% n" s- t: b1 P- `5 rAOPA - Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association. - h( g% s- {( u5 u1 e7 K0 |) E- W+ I+ |3 `+ ~( R A/P - airport or autopilot.4 k8 R9 S# |4 J2 w9 l! n% P0 X( x( u : _9 C/ p% a; x7 x$ D3 ]) Y A & P - Airframe and Powerplant Mechanic (USA).) U# c+ w& B3 s- [1 b: E4 F8 ~ ) U( r% c. F+ Y9 f3 tAPA - Aerodromes Protection Agency, the federation of associations for the advancement of British general aviation facilities. - [, P1 g- g2 v7 X( b: E; t8 r9 L7 ? APHAZ - Aircraft Proximity Hazards Assessment Panel, which investigates near-miss reports filed by air traffic controllers (see also JAWG).6 ^/ h2 L8 ]( t8 ?3 X5 u - N7 `# W0 u) V$ o2 e APP - Approach (control). e) }2 a! w" Z* O' g3 p4 t4 u$ u; Z. ~$ z3 D% { APU - auxiliary power unit. Large transport aircraft and some business jets have an APU, typically a small turbine, to provide power for engine-starting and for running systems when on the ground, obviating the need for external power or ground power unit, GPU.& A6 E f/ C8 c+ i( `; w5 n , s5 L. k4 t F0 K- ^; MARB - Airworthiness Review Board.: N% `% Z! @7 Y4 T/ v& h 9 y; R8 z3 E2 }0 U& i8 qARCAL - aircraft radio control of aerodrome lighting.' O( ?) v" X' @3 z" o) r) Q. q ' s9 a! C, ^/ Z* B) K8 XAresti - key shorthand notation system devised by Spaniard Jose L Aresti whereby aerobatic display routines or competition sequences can be drawn up on paper like a musical score. Now largely superseded by the simpler FAI Aerobatic Catalogue system. 0 m1 j% f M1 p5 D7 b( X0 c : y: U3 Z! ^' O" L% y, F- B2 |ARINC - Aeronautical Radio Incorporated. A non-profit corporation owned by airlines to set standards for airline avionics and provide communications services. 1 R( r4 ^) {/ M3 N ( |$ x$ Q' c( ^: R3 S& [8 WARP - aerodrome reference point. * g' ]; Y8 R& H8 i0 Q 2 V# C5 d7 |% X9 Y4 Q$ darticulated rotor - blades can flap, drag and feather. # I* H& f& s6 |" Q. d$ g 4 E$ j" [) l# q0 j( o+ ^ MARV - air recreational vehicle. 3 h( {. E7 s+ s1 t' J* z \3 P3 R& d' a% [% X ASDA - accelerate-stop distance available. 9 g+ ]; }& `1 U) |. U! p1 p9 m P1 R2 Z5 @7 u: D, q7 B ASI - airspeed indicator, a flight instrument which measures the speed of an aircraft through the air. & k8 {0 R8 L$ Q$ Z) p2 J 2 H( c1 ~6 K, ^. k9 H' gASR - altimeter setting region, a geographical area for which the lowest value of QNH is forecast hourly and relayed by air traffic control centres. Also airport surveillance radar and air-sea rescue. + H# x# x: Y/ W$ K. j# z9 ^ 0 P2 E4 i5 x1 n6 r, G: w" s+ T) v; AASTOVL - advanced short take-off and vertical landing. 7 q' O9 @% ^1 H9 P5 k- i+ M7 o ; Z( v" ?) Q% V) Z- s" nATA - actual time of arrival. Also Air Training Association. + Y" i8 M' L8 o, W" V8 q' B4 w& R4 A9 k8 U$ w. O) C2 E$ Q ATC - air traffic control. : }: a6 w* g( ?! \; t9 y+ D1 g# z& m9 L: G+ X( } ATCA - air traffic control assistant$ J9 l Y7 F7 I* e1 I6 N, d/ v- I7 N5 m ; F* n$ Q6 C) i, q' g G. P ATC(C) - air traffic control centre;3 z. K8 d. w) a 7 V& |9 l: r) T0 |' ~9 } ATCO - air traffic control officer.. ! o1 `% e( ?) O% f0 ?! Z, k* W" D* V( \5 E6 P1 N ATIS - automatic terminal inFORMation service, a continuous recorded broadcast of routine non-control airport inFORMation, usually at large airports. 9 j5 ~8 A r9 \) q8 h# ~ & Y4 H, J! N* \5 Q9 RATPL - Air Transport Pilot"s Licence, needed to act as pilot-in- command of a commercial air transport aircraft exceeding 20,000 kg all-up weight.( x/ L2 B/ f; o d# p : V# \. M3 B2 z1 c5 N ATO - assisted take-off e.g. J(et) or (R)ocket assisted. * d3 w V! x. L; l& R, c; \3 T % Y5 P1 B, {6 l0 R4 g1 r2 `ATS - air traffic service. Also ATSU, ATS Unit. ! M) [! R+ f$ p: P- V D: }0 G4 C! Z$ y8 P/ m9 bATSORA - air traffic services outside regulated airspace.+ }- R7 A# Q) q4 s6 G2 [$ F " M: {. N8 h1 o+ j# IATC(U) - air traffic control unit./ W' N: f/ m4 N9 z3 U$ P $ F- |8 C- l4 u, s0 t9 w+ Q5 n7 U$ t ATZ - Aerodrome Traffic Zone. An area of protected airspace surrounding an aerodrome bounded by a circle of 2 nm or 2.5 nm radius (depending on runway length) centred on the mid-point of the longest runway. Permission is required for entry into and movement in an ATZ. ) H7 N* L3 U, V5 L0 Z8 V. ?1 Z4 ~! V# r7 ~: }& j AUW - all-up weight, a term for the total loaded weight of an aircraft, made up of empty weight plus useful load; maximum auw is the maximum allowable weight, including fuel and payload, specified in an aircraft"s Certificate of Airworthiness. Sometimes referred to (in USA especially) as gross weight and maximum gross weight respectively. Also MTWA, maximum total weight authorised; BOW Basic operating weight, the weight of an aircraft with all equipment, lubricants, fuel and operating crew, but without payload; MLW, maximum landing weight, above which fuel must be burned off or jettisoned before landing or there may be risk of structural damage. ! S6 n; E0 ~, K* g" ? % X5 d# _# H3 N5 H* w$ y! b0 uavgas - aviation gasoline, usually followed by the octane rating. Used by piston-engined aircraft. Also LL, low lead.7 l: |/ o5 j' n: Y% A 3 V/ J! `7 C7 j* x! m% O- u avtur - aviation turbine fuel (kerosene). Used by turboprops and jets.6 u& S7 d: s6 U 1 I, c d2 O. rAWR - airborne weather radar.# O9 c4 E; \9 f& E, {; d: p3 F & V+ s8 j4 t( Q/ @5 ?Awy - airway. / I8 B) r& d2 k+ T+ Q 2 H# N& e3 u! |* _+ ^1 J: O2 t3 l3 K% AB + ?* x- a4 _( y1 N: Q$ E$ J BA - British Airways $ w/ `/ w7 i/ s; [0 o+ a' ^4 w$ \* j" }9 x$ B' i# ~- h* d$ V BAA - British Airports Authority." q) P: v1 W o. K ' i7 A$ r, v" g( I, j! ^8 ]$ hBAeA - British Aerobatic Association. ( x2 J/ I4 f; B/ h# D/ U" e' u" R3 J BALPA - British Airline Pilots Association. 9 l4 C- f( I ]* W _5 \- I4 m3 t7 E base leg - The crosswind segment of an aerodrome circuit bringing the aircraft from the downwind leg to final approach8 W# S9 H ^: H0 |" w ) s' a% ^" j7 ? BAUA - Business Aircraft Users Association. ) W* M) M- D& e2 [" p& s. ~ 9 W/ s) W# C) [" } d5 W8 \BCAR - British Civil Air Requirements. Airworthiness standards laid down by the CAA for certification of aircraft on the UK Civil Aircraft Register.% F7 t+ j! z- S- F# d1 d# d3 w. t" f- M . S* W5 q, j7 a9 }BCP - break cloud procedure. ( t7 O; H3 P( c$ t% L: O6 { k2 O f6 b BCPL - Basic Commercial Pilot"s Licence, the minimum qualification necessary in the UK to receive payment for acting as a pilot. Also CPL, Commercial Pilot"s Licence, and SCPL, Senior Commercial Pilot"s Licence (no longer issued).4 a8 T C9 i+ c6 V; L- k' j7 v " C1 |8 d6 _& s; z beta mode - manually-controlled mode for CS propellers on turboprop aircraft enabling reverse pitch to be selected for braking or to aid ground manoeuvring.# _* m% \1 O {+ W. W) I 3 x) B1 _" n z4 s5 `BFR - Biennial Flight Review (USA). Holders of U.S. FAA Private Pilot Licences must undergo a flight check with an FAA-approved examiner every two years. No UK equivalent. ' h' D$ }; A9 a J3 X) A8 w5 x. RBGA - British Gliding Association. 1 h8 P2 ^4 v! c$ Q$ d4 B' h+ ?/ o* [- H% D& k. c p2 c1 u BHAB - British Helicopter Advisory Board. . B$ W/ P! y% f& E % m" n8 e+ T: a. ]bhp - brake horsepower." Y K( _& U2 t: V" \ 3 e& {- P: O1 o7 J BHPA - British Hang-Gliding and Paragliding Association.- L6 o2 W) g4 M4 R8 w. ^, [ ( N* o4 |. g9 \" x% M; x. z Y7 _Bleed air - Hot compressed air taken from turbine engines. ; J8 ?& U) [/ |1 ]+ Z7 f g- H* N$ e j+ O' C2 `BMAA - British Microlight Aircraft Association. 2 f, Q. t: @3 f, P6 ?9 D! O: \4 M$ H' D1 n0 u9 J- y2 v Bottlang - Loose-leaf Euopean airfields manual for VFR operations. ' @$ J7 b) Z: e1 Y2 [# L+ E( T' [ 9 f; ], g) |4 f- |" ?0 {3 UBRG - bearing, the horizontal direction to or from any point expressed in degrees of the compass. 8 i$ G5 ?( G, Y1 |1 a ; M2 e: e. u& W2 I. W, vBWPA - British Women Pilots Association.2 }5 E8 G6 h+ i * `6 j1 a5 R4 v; @$ G C + w' {! P& K c) [( ~, e4 ^8 N C - Celsius (temperature) or compass.% o/ }/ X" r5 r# Q7 u9 H1 ]- R $ V \7 Q: M8 R4 mCAA - Civil Aviation Authority.* Y; l6 ^. s" ]3 ~ + S! Z% z+ O6 w9 O2 [: s4 ~9 `CAD/CAM - computer-aided design/manufacture.7 @0 G* \, O4 i# I+ z ) ]# ?- q( E& j( n- ]; b" @7 x) I, u CAAFU - Civil Aviation Authority Flying Unit, based at Stansted Airport, which perFORMs such tasks as navaid checking and calibration and also examines candidates for instrument ratings and commercial pilot"s licences.3 Q+ q) p! ~, @+ g$ N - ]# E" T4 i- e) V) l% vCANP - Civil Aviation Notification Procedure. A voluntary system whereby civil operators notify their intention to fly at low level (at or below 1,000 feet agl, when crop-spraying or powerline inspecting for example), aimed at avoiding conflict with low-flying military aircraft. $ h% G9 {, i1 M9 T4 m# y + H% S! q6 l7 x" ` A Z: tCAP - Civil Air Publication. InFORMation booklets issued by the CAA, e.g. CAP 53 The Private Pilot Licence.! }9 a& @# N) z {0 |5 B q% O 9 V1 b/ ~3 O- u5 g" ^9 eCAS - calibrated airspeed -- indicated airspeed corrected for air density and compressibility. + P- [; Z" n& \ ) W2 d6 Z8 Y* @casevac - casualty evacuation. + d* H) B3 i- j: g " E9 L' y1 _2 R0 rCAT - clear-air turbulence. Also CATegory when referring to certain instrument landing systems which require special aircraft instrumentation, certification and pilot qualification beyond those needed for standard instrument approaches (e.g. a CAT IIIC ILS permits operation down to the surface of the runway without external visual reference, true zero-zero operation).6 S) Y" V5 w! ^" N 4 S1 s1 d1 p) I7 f; ?' p CAVOK - pronounced CAV-okay (ceiling and visibility OK), visibility at least ten kilometres, with no cloud below 5,000 feet, with no Cbs, precipitation, thunderstorms, shallow fog or low drifting snow.8 Q# l: ~! S* k5 Q6 ] / |; g$ Y, V3 S6 z( j+ ]4 z: FCAVU - ceiling and visibility unlimited. Cloudless (or scattered cloud) conditions with visibility in excess of ten kilometres. * f" K8 I" Q4 V" ?. w' H; s, B% S; F0 I- z CCF - Combined Cadet Force / X9 b4 [0 u" t , q: d, m9 |5 ?5 s' R. ~CDI - course deviation indicator. The vertical needle of a VOR indicator which shows the aircraft"s position relative to the selected VOR radial. . ]( K6 D; X9 k) y, E. g; t( F7 M. C d& E) u/ o; Q8 p CDU - control display unit.% W; I K1 l0 R/ `# W8 e3 p 7 V+ r9 S* H1 ~3 w! }" @8 [ceiling - height above ground or water of the base of the lowest layer of cloud below 20,000 feet which covers more than half of the sky. An aircraft"s service ceiling is the density altitude at which its maximum rate of climb is no greater than 100 feet per minute. Its absolute ceiling is the highest altitude at which it can maintain level flight. ; m/ e. M; t3 h( l, C5 J4 |% K7 A+ O! @1 `0 b" {3 w1 X6 P CFI - chief flying instructor (certified flying instructor in USA). 9 v1 L$ ^, l7 i& H/ ]- w& _1 k) A0 z6 x0 G0 _( G+ A2 W CFS - Central Flying School (RAF); u7 n) X' z2 l) L6 g ' N+ W8 e5 p" Z" Q7 [CG - centre of gravity& `7 R0 W0 x8 c/ U( D. A4 u6 g F1 n6 m2 ~/ U& F' D2 g) hCH - compass heading. $ ?$ {% k4 n4 n2 E: g1 u+ \- V* m V% z) ^% E! S Check "A" - a thorough pre-flight inspection - the first of the day.$ |. z' v/ \0 F1 {/ ^9 n ! B5 L, L+ h- |# [ CHIRP - Confidential Human Factors Incident Reporting system, whereby professional pilots and ATC staff may report in confidence incidents arising from human errors for analysis by the CHIRP Charitable Trust at Farnborough. * s' j! ~9 j# r: Y2 }2 {# g. t+ E+ G$ z 1 |9 W+ p8 q9 F6 n4 W" M. [+ l( wCHT - cylinder head temperature (gauge). A device which, by means of a probe(s) gives a cockpit readout of the temperature of one or more of an aircraft engine"s cylinder heads. % d, Q8 F2 E9 O- |" e ' B7 k( o) O3 q1 B! [. qcircuit - pattern around which aircraft fly when arriving at an airfield, usually rectangular in UK but not necessarily elsewhere. The circuit (known as the pattern in USA) is aligned with the active runway and may be either left- or right-handed. Dead side is the opposite side of the circuit pattern in operation from which arriving aircraft join for landing. See also final(s).; W \- E+ b' |1 i1 Y8 O 0 Q: b H4 D3 O0 i) h C/L - centre-line (of a runway, for example).3 s# v; t' @, U7 y- h 4 j, i2 G/ ~3 K \& h/ R clamped - colloquialism referring to an airport closed to air traffic by bad weather # h6 X# z8 |; Z: \6 L) h" r; D3 l7 _* f4 J clean - flaps, slats and undercarriage retracted and on military aircraft no external missiles etc. * L) t4 J2 H. |9 M8 O. A: l+ g* u5 X/ m clearance - authorization from air traffic control to proceed as requested or instructed. Used for ground and air manoeuvring, thus "cleared for take-off", "cleared flight-planned route", "cleared to descend" etc. 8 M0 `5 C, P5 p5 B5 z- B, K! p$ h2 ^4 M7 }0 Y _ Clouds - commonly-used abbreviations for cloud types:- y: s5 h, h! E + k$ m. S; k( Y$ LAC = altocumulus ' r9 m6 a7 q7 z9 K$ c! yAS = altostratus 5 F" D8 K3 X: d CB = cumulonimbus 6 H. Z6 |) L7 ~ P/ E CC = cirrocumulus ' _$ G% |) k5 t3 j# K. a5 T/ d CI = cirrus 8 l1 X( @" @ I _8 g CS = cirrostratus % U- M; l8 t3 t+ u CU = cumulus - n, C. y4 |! q F2 }3 x; ^0 [ NS = nimbo stratus / W j: u6 R3 E SC = stratocumulus $ ^, j; k- g+ G* [/ ^- I1 q* E; sST = stratus 4 u* E4 e2 ?) c7 s+ N5 jC of A - Certificate of Airworthiness issued by the CAA indicating that an aircraft meets the Authority"s airworthiness standards. Cs of A are issued to individual aircraft, and also to generic aircraft types (Type Certification in the USA) when the first example of a type is registered. Cs of A on individual aircraft are granted in several categories, e.g. Private, Public Transport, Aerial Work etc. and much be renewed at intervals. Permits to Fly are authorisations granted to specialist aircraft and are accordingly restricted in the kinds of operation for which they may be used./ ] |* A, q. L- x* ~ & m# ]. f0 E h6 F: t C of E - Certificate of Experience, valid for private pilot licence holders for thirteen months, and renewed by flight test or evidence of completing the minimum required flying experience in the preceding thirteen-month period. Also C of T, certificate of test./ L9 R8 U# R" T7 m4 _, j$ q + a* x3 `" ~# j1 H* u2 F+ Z- JC of G - centre of gravity. The point on an aircraft through which the entire aircraft"s weight may be assumed to act (i.e. around which the aircraft, if suspended, would balance). C of G limits are the most forward and rearward positions of the C of G permitted for safe operation. An aircraft loaded outside its C of G limits can be difficult or impossible to control.( f" t* l, ^( h) G$ o# b / J! o' z1 {0 E& a+ p C of P - centre of pressure, the point through which the total effect of lift may be said to act on an aeroplane.2 y$ g# }' f6 X2 a8 P + K, f9 T$ }# F: `6 h4 n9 U Com(m)(s) - communication(s) & Q/ k/ W" [4 U' g& e# I, i# m ; E7 y# U& k4 N$ k M5 o+ O' RCPL - Commercial Pilot"s Licence , I* y8 J7 a2 f# y5 j7 l5 H {' u; `( ^+ P4 ^+ B CR or C/R - counter-rotating. Usually in general aviation referring to twin-engined aircraft with "handed" engines whose propellers turn in opposite directions to eliminate propeller torque effect. : I/ ~& t+ f, C! {8 o1 X* F: ]/ X- E; l1 ~. M CRM - cockpit resources management % q" X- ?: K/ n1 y" f# Z. t# \5 |& N6 ?4 P5 H7 z5 h" S- r3 Q% u crosswind (leg) - portion of an aerodrome circuit flown before downwind4 v# Q" o9 Q, z6 O : H$ p3 e' Q8 [0 \& J0 D CRP - compulsory reporting point. ! w# R7 T5 i6 O / ]% @% D" d: k$ A& }0 }5 G) [CRT - cathode ray tube (like a television). Used in flight deck displays of new-generation airliners, business aircraft and military jets instead of conventional instruments. See also EFIS,.! p7 w) k2 c; B, q; z# U- p 2 i' `% A9 E: o( S2 o; jcritical altitude - the highest density altitude at which it is possible to maintain the maximum continuous rated power or manifold pressure of an aero engine., `5 D+ G& k! w/ ` & l9 I. u7 S0 K; f5 g# d: }# ] critical engine - the engine on a multi-engined aircraft whose failure would most seriously effect perFORMance or handling of the aircraft, through asymmetric effects or loss of power to systems such as hydraulics. 4 c% L, Y9 T: r G+ b# Q1 L" I, B+ m S, G CRS course - the intended direction of flight in the horizontal plane expressed in degrees of the compass., b: ^* s6 g4 w , P* L. O2 s; w4 ?* a, u c/s - call sign.# P* y* m) s. D" M1 r' i : G+ I$ c V0 r( \' FCS - constant-speed (propeller). A variable-pitch propeller which maintains constant rpm by automatically changing blade angle. Also CSU, constant-speed unit.1 b) ?# m( _; U4 S0 I: \5 i" L $ i9 ]" X" s+ I# j/ wCTA - Control Area. An area of controlled airspace extending upwards from specified limit agl.! B0 J2 o* E9 M) I3 q: F+ J ( ~$ l2 `/ |5 q3 N4 c CTR - Control Zone. An area of controlled airspace extending upwards from ground level to a specified upper limit.' J/ H; W. I7 B) ?0 S" K, }1 g, {+ d7 S 3 Z$ O. k5 H7 \; ?6 [4 E! Q CVR - cockpit voice recorder. A tape recorder installed on the flight decks of commercial transport aircraft and helicopters and some business aeroplanes to record crew conversation, RT transmissions and cockpit background noises (e.g. trim-wheel operation, flap motor running) in case required for incident or accident investigation.& [& R- f8 R! V& g + F. r5 t( U- A, N( a% o1 g CW - carrier wave or continuous wave.2 g5 p0 T' |# [; O0 h4 u 7 v* O4 | i( P3 cCWR - colour weather radar., H8 u- m7 C2 E, E. Y; J7 c ) W- i" a. i1 o3 z( S' R9 W CZ - Control Zone (USA)., u$ z- a ~0 P . i8 q/ @' j3 x2 c! iCZI - compressor zone inspection. , g4 {8 _- c* @5 f; k0 l" X' V: X* q0 K; ~6 U9 u D : f$ [& Q! n: j, {# f3 `( e DA - Danger Area. 4 T( P) O c$ n3 m t/ D/ ?9 G ; }( B0 A: o) h. y5 k m9 JDAAIS - Danger Area Activity InFORMation Service.1 M* s" {0 k. B0 V' W# P Z6 |( t3 t( n: z0 wDACS - Danger Area Crossing Service. 9 S/ d( ^+ e0 I- s, `8 a/ b " s [7 n/ @0 [DADC - Digital air data computer (DADS - /system). 9 b# k/ {) `6 d6 i- o2 q* e 5 R7 Z- J- i/ m" I$ ?D & D - Distress & Diversion Cells at Air Traffic Control Centres. RAF units which provide a 24-hour listening watch on VHF and UHF emergency frequencies and can locate and assist pilots who are lost or in emergency situations. 2 i7 B6 u: N% u & t, N+ i: g7 i+ idB - decibel(s) - a unit of sound , g7 w# o3 \5 `+ E4 W' {: y $ l, f( x1 I( B* r6 NDC - direct current : G- r9 t8 i8 z$ m 6 I: m7 ^7 @8 r. Z: e# tDCT - direct/ R- k8 N& ]+ }% [2 ?! V ! s8 U* D* y4 p) `( s# Qdead side - opposite side of an airfield circuit pattern from which aircraft join for landing( t5 c5 I6 F# E' i9 W- F ) ]& D& g& n8 o4 y7 i# y8 w deadstick - descent and landing with engine(s) shut down and propeller(s) stopped.! u& N o! F( C% f/ a - R- k! g5 w+ D5 v+ U! m6 f6 I+ MDecca - hyperbolic area navigation system, originally developed for maritime use, based on signals received from a chain of master and slave ground stations located in northern Europe./ x0 F/ P6 q: M& f2 S" _ $ k) m$ h% K' |1 W5 ] DEEC - digital electronic engine control& x9 H8 L1 L" V R 6 l# i- j3 S3 u( P5 q. I, Y density altitude - pressure altitude corrected for air temperature. ) X+ B) L5 l0 `; \3 ]1 ^9 _: U: b2 q4 O( z4 s$ P) d" q derated - engine"s potential power deliberately limited, lengthening likely life. 5 f( P5 _9 u! A. x ( e5 _ D- z2 ]" x0 K. MDETRESFA - distress phase of search-and-rescue operation. ) G1 Y$ u' l) H \% W- j; O- u, l8 `) R7 k" Q+ S* V e& ~ DF - direction-finding. A DF bearing can be provided by airfields or other facilities such as D & D cells (above) having suitable direction-finding equipment to locate an aircraft. / H l L( i4 D, y C - t3 Z( x% |, g* i/ zDG - Directional gyro$ F) y+ W% O0 X1 ?4 o # C- N/ @ J7 r9 WDGAC - Direction General a l"Aviation Civile$ d/ D" D* ?% h: S; M m7 U! b( F+ ]& U) F DH - decision height. The height on a precision approach at which a pilot must have the runway approach lights in sight to continue the descent, or if not, must initiate a go-around.8 ?1 ?8 q$ Z; k# _ 6 s+ \$ E- I, ~6 K9 oDHFS - UK Defence Helicopter Flying School at RAF Shawbury$ Q6 N; H/ O9 C3 U$ V9 D 8 P- g* x) m) H8 X; g. m' a7 } DI - direction indicator. A gyro instrument which indicates the magnetic heading of an aircraft. The DI, also known as the directional gyro (DG), is free of the turning errors associated with magnetic compasses but is prone to precession (wander) and must be reset against the magnetic compass at intervals. ALSO - 6 V. g& ~6 z1 t8 rDI - is also used to refer to the daily inspection -- a thorough pre-flight check of an aircraft prior to the first flight of the day. ' C) a- w& v* K9 ~5 { $ a W5 s K" Y- }9 `( G6 bdihedral - sloping up from root to tip. Opposite: anhedral. - ~* d& f R( Y2 m) B 5 e) D6 ^5 a w* X4 y) jDIN(S) - digital interial navigation (system). # w$ n }0 I3 T! S ( |+ f9 [; c. [1 o' ]" I7 ^DME - distance-measuring equipment. A combination of ground and airborne equipment which gives a continuous slant range distance-from-station readout by measuring time-lapse of a signal transmitted by the aircraft to the station and responded back. DMEs can also provide groundspeed and time-to-station readouts by differentiation. 0 l6 J- E, I6 M1 @ ; [9 o: W; a& Z+ ]6 QDoppler - Doppler effect (or shift) is the change in frequency of light, radio or sound waves when source and receiver are in relative motion.0 a) H, @! B6 H0 y3 h9 v! v 3 y/ @) o! D3 n( T; M# `" pDoT - Department of Transport.) O4 @" h9 k: M# K, P# O y8 k0 A" v& s9 N. @# c6 w downwind - The segment of an aerodrome circuit paralleling the active runway and flown on a reciprocal heading + u1 f9 W0 E) q @& R, Z: o3 z# H* Y- v- g' o+ a% l DP - dew point* `' h1 w$ F- Q% ^ 9 B0 V4 m5 I, \0 {: {' UDR - dead (deduced) reckoning. Plotting position by calculating the effect of speed, course, time and wind against last known position.% @3 Q* g' C9 \0 \* k* F( D " T* p4 Z( D) w: q2 X5 |dry - when referring to aircraft hire charges means "without fuel", as opposed to wet, with fuel. ( t+ ?3 [. T. ?" Z& u% Q7 ~ / [/ j6 W* D4 `5 ADZ - dropping zone, for parachuting etc.$ b/ D j0 B n7 k3 T/ @0 F 4 U# G' z( r5 O8 y9 v. }4 q E S |- T* m) K* Y- @+ @: } EAA - Experimental Aircraft Association, the American homebuilders" organisation.2 b7 C) R" J) V! m ' c0 M; D* ~6 v+ A: wEADI - electronic attitude director indicator. An ADI with CRT cockpit display FORMing part of an EFIS, below.# U' a6 b2 O) p' L. v$ E9 U5 S4 C2 X & D; } v/ z; l EAS - equivalent airspeed.8 J, i4 y! V( d" p$ d 6 e5 ~* L7 x, }. |* G. f2 lEAT - estimated (or expected) approach time. 8 @' m a( W+ a! ^& d3 @ * S% c' D% h- u7 v$ }. P, AEBAA - European Business Aircraft Association. 7 ]0 g7 o( `3 W# _' Z 9 x$ `6 U# j* ?+ c4 fECAC - European Civil Aviation Conference. # ^( I! R0 I l% C: r# [4 p; O# B0 c ECOGAS - European Council of General Aviation Support.2 V( f! j0 \" h7 U# h " X" D+ I+ _ p1 m: T! L ECU - environmental control unit. % h# d2 O6 r4 h- I; `' {) j$ ~+ m " o* b) d# D7 I3 g/ _1 LED - emergency distance. # A, {# B. t2 B' h- f6 I / h2 {+ u( y c" cEET - estimated elapsed time. ' ]- z' f6 [# c% {* ?- p3 \ + @$ d8 b7 s" OEFAS - electronic flash approach light system.5 m0 w5 i$ n8 |# f5 O+ i! ] % g1 v1 f4 d: e) Q EFATO - engine failure at (or after) take-off. % Q: a( s2 W: w: h( y- y+ O8 F B& a; T EFIS - electronic flight instrument system, in which multi- function CRT displays replace traditional instruments for providing flight, navigation and aircraft systems inFORMation, FORMing a so-called "glass cockpit". Now common in commercial transports, corporate aircraft and helicopters, military fighters and some GA piston singles and twins.9 P/ ?% p+ K8 O( v( K* W- h$ s ( z. P& Z2 I! P) g- \" y7 m- } EGT - exhaust gas temperature (gauge). A device which provides a cockpit readout of the exhaust gas temperature of an aircraft"s (piston) engine(s), enabling the pilot to lean the mixture for maximum fuel efficiency. % Y2 T6 k# N, [# i; X 2 X' T' {. \, S& ?0 f7 sEHSI - electronic horizontal situation indicator. CRT-based HSI FORMing part of an EFIS.! |* S1 ^3 E( [0 S% G$ i/ Y ; j9 k* K9 ^7 D! ~$ d8 E/ k0 U G EICAS - engine indication and crew alerting system. CRT display which monitors engine perFORMance and alerts the crew to system or airframe failure. Found in new-generation transports and business jets.3 r/ f+ x7 r2 d: K' w, Q G, p/ l 0 e1 P% }; F/ @4 p3 e* n* T! UEICMS - engine in-flight monitoring system6 X# l4 i' j( e2 I% d " [9 M) [+ e5 Y3 n ELT - emergency locator transmitter. A small radio transmitter fixed to an aircraft"s structure which is automatically activated by impact or water immersion and transmits a code on emergency frequencies enabling SAR satellites or search units equipped with DF to locate the crash or ditching site. Carriage mandatory in the USA, but not in UK. Sometimes styled ADELT, automatically deployable ELT, or ELB, emergency locator beacon. 5 e8 r# p. p6 v/ Z7 v& H5 z% L; I. Z' `9 b5 M+ T empty weight - weight of the basic aeroplane including all fixed equipment, plus unusable fuel, oil, hydraulic and other fluids.5 o5 ~! O f5 Y4 M! _# A6 n % m; T; u' c8 I+ cencoding altimeter - an altimeter which gives a digital output to the transponder (which see) for automatic transmission of the aircraft"s pressure altitude to ATC.4 A; s# z) Z; e) b( f/ c( \ , f- G1 ]: }1 S I2 a EOBT - estimated off-blocks time. ' M" b9 M/ ~) X, x$ d( l8 M2 X7 f3 w# h EP - Elementary pilot rating of the British Hang Gliding and Paragliding Association 8 \* p; Z5 O f1 Y' `3 T/ q+ r1 a$ i' |4 `$ r0 c- F4 y, p EPNdB - effective perceived noise decibel. Unit of measurement of aircraft noise levels.7 E! _: j4 c: x, Z" g% `. C . K& o8 b7 G& b( K ER - extended range. 4 C2 ]+ x+ [2 m: Y* I" V1 X. t* E$ [# l7 m, A7 K9 c) Y eshp - equivalent shaft horsepower. / J5 z; J6 a; w% Q, [ 0 `# ?2 ]* S$ L: y! g' x7 z LETA - estimated time of arrival. Also ; " n3 |! U" Z4 c" {8 J" F2 a4 p( W! q& y( E A ETD - estimated time of departure: }" E3 o0 t: g% S ' E$ H3 ?1 c5 W8 ]- h! Q ETE - estimated time en route. e+ d I( g) B( k s: Q : h U v5 S9 ?" l' X' S ETOPS - extended-range twin operations, usually long over-water flights by airliners. 2 D2 B3 n, p& [, w- |: |& g/ y8 G0 |7 I8 G ETPS - Empire Test Pilots School, based at the Aircraft & Armament Experimental Establishment, Boscombe Down.7 l( h. U. K% Z; O# q 5 P( n8 a: c' l( u% MEurocontrol - organisation, headquartered in The Netherlands, comprising Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Luxembourg, Netherlands and UK for coordinating en route air traffic control in Europe.- ?/ d/ |8 Y9 \7 W) ~ % M7 S9 b3 C9 b* K' k F * ` c& K! e2 Z+ s, I( A `2 [: VFAA - Federal Aviation Administration, USA, equivalent of UK"s CAA. ' ]2 V& {! |8 f# ^3 S E7 H5 j/ y9 ?( Y7 y2 P1 K, d) f! D- K FAA - Fleet Air Arm, of UK"s Royal Navy. 1 n' C, i! l4 m* K8 T - e5 _) s7 \4 V6 VFADEC - full-authority digital engine control. & l" i! m6 n, }& D! W; p3 \; y. A" } h( P6 C FAF - final approach fix, the point at which a published instrument approach begins.+ |' m0 E5 o( {! v9 f 3 T2 C% g3 F. K$ u* s: [ DFAI - Federation Aeronautique Internationale, the international body for verification of aeronautical record attempts and sporting regulations. ) q0 k4 b9 m8 e0 l$ l: R5 u0 i2 L5 j L z2 P* Z# i& j FAR - Federal Aviation Regulations (USA).) J# @3 t7 X7 _* J- ^4 V2 A ! {( a* i" K1 x: z; ?FARA - FORMula Air Racing Association. & \: r5 u" E1 |5 l& x1 ?* I! f6 k9 }4 G3 n* X, V; W, F FBL - fly by light i.e. control via optical fibres; p, s, r2 o0 T" k" y' d, j1 y ! u6 u! a- S" f* a$ B4 ~* L# w FBO - fixed-base operator, American term for commercial operators supplying fuel, maintenance, aircraft sales, rental, flight training, handling and other GA services at an airport. (So-called because the first FBOs were early barnstormers who chose to settle at one field.) + S1 o) a, R' d' t0 S/ t+ C' |1 k/ K) L- G FBW - fly-by-wire. Aircraft control systems in which pilots" control inputs are transmitted to control surfaces electronically or via fibre optics rather than by mechanical linkage. Also see FBL. + T- `6 t+ Q1 z. [+ \. p/ {* {1 ^; g# R FCL - Flight Crew Licensing (Division), a CAA department handling all aspects of private and professional pilot, flight engineer and navigator licensing. ! \$ }6 I: y! O, ?9 O0 y ! x3 S" |+ X& h$ C6 RFCS - flight control system., k' ^0 @+ b! K6 Z7 `# b8 I \ I( M$ U6 s7 r: B3 z fcst - forecast. 6 V1 }" p4 O1 T/ k, L d8 c( y% c2 t# F6 W3 Q FDR - flight data recorder, popularly known as a "black box" (actually painted bright orange), by which various parameters of an aircraft"s flight perFORMance are recorded for analysis in the event of an incident or accident.0 P9 G7 N8 s) } ) X. ?4 F1 Y$ K) @. `feather - (of a propeller) - to set the angle of CS or VP propeller edge-on to the airflow to minimise drag and rotation following engine failure on multi-engined aircraft. Also applies to motor gliders which have feathering propellers to enhance engine-off soaring perFORMance. + }' L+ P7 [) O $ V* r' U1 [; W9 c7 {! hfinal(s) - final approach. The part of a landing sequence or aerodrome circuit procedure in which the aircraft has made its final turn and is inbound to the active runway. Downwind is the segment of the circuit paralleling the runway and flown on a reciprocal heading. Base leg is the crosswind segment bringing the aircraft from the downwind leg to final approach. The leg before downwind is called the Crosswind leg.- g. _3 M- p2 t$ i* ] {: T + Y+ N0 E! K$ |" }# h! v FIC - Flight InFORMation Centre. ( Y5 D$ j- J3 h& v+ {5 ~* H& S0 k5 @ FIR - Flight InFORMation Region. UK airspace is divided into two FIRs, London and Scottish. * u, M% j6 b3 Q2 N4 R7 o 4 C# J9 _: C+ j( H: Z6 U* bFIS - Flight InFORMation Service, providing a variety of services and inFORMation (but not control) to air traffic in the two FIRs above. & }+ B) h' k% c, Y , `: s9 p7 x8 D# N# YFJ - fast jet.' C: K6 {$ ~$ ?- G; j . |% U6 ]' Q. F5 |; M) v. i) R FL - flight level, a level of constant atmospheric pressure shown by an altimeter set to a standard 1013.2 millibars, expressed in rounds hundreds of feet, thus FL330 is 33,000 feet. ) V: c8 v" Y2 }4 S0 b8 L% W4 K9 E t9 c flag - warning signal incorporated in certain navigation and flight instruments indicating that the instrument is not operating satisfactorily or that the strength of signals being received from ground stations is below acceptable limits. : F& U( O* d5 z8 L1 m4 c; C% p7 H; X& a9 m& _8 d flat rating - throttling or other restriction of engine power ouput (usually in turboprops and turboshafts) at sea level to enable it to give constant predictable power at higher operating altitudes.4 m. O* H6 H% C: s 7 e* S, u3 x: `: S flameout - combustion failure in a turbine engine resulting in power loss. ( l, \" C7 e# t. g( K, x1 ? 2 G1 D' l2 b. X# z1 Q# J2 XFLG - flashing.& }" ?; |- ]# _4 C 8 A3 ]7 ?( O2 P flicker effect - nausea, dizziness or vertigo which can be brought on by flickering at certain frequencies of a bright light source such as sunlight or strobe when viewed through a rotating propeller or rotor blades. ) l7 p8 |4 e9 _( a6 \1 o3 [8 r& c4 q K6 n, A4 D) } FLIR - forward-looking infra-red.: G- v' o3 H* J5 m0 @& } 1 n% |" z$ u/ }7 g4 A- N$ Z FLM - foot-launched microlight. 8 @* }+ @1 K% \4 K1 @. n/ H& x8 W( ]2 i9 E: a2 X/ g. t( S" o FLPA - foot-launched powered aircraft, e.g. powered parachutes. , j6 F( Y2 k$ H/ s" }- ` 6 [( q7 h, c: _# w2 |FM - frequency modulation.% k3 S# S& R9 D4 _$ U0 ~- P 7 Y& j! K O% o0 E# {5 eFMC/S - flight management computer/system4 ^9 Y- m2 J% r5 d) F: `7 `1 f$ [ 2 V) `6 ^2 h- a% g1 S* u, p FMGC - flight management guidance computer. ( p& d/ O7 m8 V7 d0 E7 Y* F4 t* y5 h2 T, \ a8 k# n; ?+ p FMS - flight management system. $ A" A" E. R/ ^' T$ Y5 n% t, T9 N* @* b3 l' `' Q/ Z FMU - flight management unit.& Q3 z2 g, D7 }- p1 K7 p , p+ l& n) U. v+ S& I/ iFOD - foreign object damage, usually to turbine engines through ingestion of runway debris etc. 6 e& ^. C# d8 l; ]8 q 2 N$ O! {8 w* ~: d: B' ]FPL - filed flight plan. 3 A% w) u3 V; b# w" e" h7 d# M) N6 V3 @3 O fpm - feet per minute, a measure of an aircraft"s rate of climb or descent. Similarly m/s or mps, metres per second. 4 C. k- m4 k& s6 c0 M& [/ J( M7 f, X3 k1 G/ _* s FSS - Flight Service Station (USA). 0 @0 f' b; \" ?" F/ [5 O ; z- f8 T% S, b( J7 m5 ]FTO - flying training organisation.7 H$ o* [+ o& w- l9 Q# D- Q: p4 o7 d3 \ - [; B% T9 L! p/ n0 l FTS - Flying Training School (RAF) 8 `5 e/ u3 j" ?' s0 j4 J1 s3 b; v* f! T& i) S) m ft/min - feet per minute 3 A+ ~7 Z6 i3 e1 Y3 \: g! i" A+ _' S5 j+ O% q% x) E. a8 a9 ~/ x G # F; _1 j+ p0 k1 z2 L9 J2 w2 fg - the acceleration force of gravity, normally 1g on earth. Zero g (0g) is weightlessness, as experienced by orbiting astronauts. g is expressed as positive (\) and negative (-) values. During a normal loop a pilot experiences positive g, tending to force him down in his seat. In an outside loop, with the pilot"s head on the outside of the vertical circle, negative g forces him up against his straps. Aircraft structural load limits are expressed in positive and negative values, the positive limit usually greater than negative, except in specialist aerobatic types. / I# G4 M6 ~" T; g6 a4 ^' Y% |2 \; o, r! o" Z: W g-loc - g-induced loss of consciousness. Pilot blackouts caused by excessive g or by too-rapid onset of g-forces. Experienced mostly by pilots of high-perFORMance military jets and competition aerobatic aircraft, has led to fatal crashes.2 W/ W/ v( B& X; D2 v& ? 5 Z0 ?" ]/ e3 J0 K" a9 c! _: Q, t: Z( J! yGA - general aviation, all flying other than airlines and the military. : y! \* f3 O. i$ u - |2 v* ?( v, k3 wGAAC - General Aviation Awareness Campaign.7 W% ^7 s9 c& n* T* C 8 L( g6 y& M7 u* T% m GAFOR - General Aviation Visual Flight Forecast. Met briefing service in operation in France, Germany, the Netherlands and some other European countries. & M' D5 l z \& J; m: c1 x9 G4 o. u. o( R8 v gall imp/U.S. - gallons, imperial or USA. One imp gall = 1.201 U.S. gall.8 n) W0 a: s" n 7 D; N1 q9 N1 N7 J3 O# S GAMA - General Aviation Manufacturers Association, an American trade organisation.5 o; P7 i" W9 T% w! b 2 ~2 Y: q: ?# g GAMTA - General Aviation Manufacturers & Traders Association, UK. , i1 [2 O( i% ~* h4 c6 J " e& I, B9 i. D' m+ q# x2 DGAPAN - Guild of Air Pilots and Air Navigators.7 X9 V- B0 _0 B% o U1 F: R7 N- p3 u . c! @) G9 I& c& { GASCo - General Aviation Safety Council/ {. c/ Z( U0 t; h 0 f E4 d. ~+ _0 ?1 T& hGASIL - General Aviation Safety InFORMation Leaflet. Monthly safety and accident prevention bulletin for pilots and engineers published by the CAA. ) U. V# B( ~1 }+ F/ r+ |8 U% v- b# H+ l5 Q6 w8 [' J8 G) E Y5 O GCA - ground-controlled approach. A landing approach in which a ground controller gives verbal guidance in azimuth and elevation to a pilot using precision approach radar (PAR) to monitor the aircraft"s approach path. Still used by the military, but defunct in civil aviation.& `( e% F+ c" @6 D 0 P8 v4 L; k* C1 F9 ~* V, r& k0 y GFT - General Flying Test, taken by student pilots to qualify for the PPL, and also by candidates for the BCPL and CPL. Also NFT, navigation flight test, which is part of the practical examination for the PPL. % @" S, r/ x, v. ?- r6 c i5 S# X( M: n: I4 R Glonass - Russian equivalent of GPS/Navstar satellite navigation system. . }; N y+ F7 o9 O& ]8 s; a8 a* |6 M; u5 g' o0 } glove - non-movable part of a variable geometry wing.3 z" ~- @ x' X 5 V3 V1 Z. C$ K- W gnd - ground; [4 j! l9 a) `. e + U; L O+ V. ~. A' s GNSS - Global Navigation Satellite Systems. * r$ A0 [# o; U* A1 m5 ? - e' M9 S; U$ `# B9 bgo-around to climb away from a runway after making an approach, either to make a further attempt at landing or to divert to an alternate airport (FORMerly "overshoot").3 w! j1 Z4 I2 A# p! g" W! P' D4 I ! C3 t0 K+ O+ M* V$ vGoxio - VHF direction-finding (France)- k( c! m3 a( d. W - ~/ h5 M2 Y$ J& E- k0 W P# jGP - glidepath6 o% Q% p7 N9 A0 I4 r! ^" e 9 P+ b4 Y8 D, V' T bgph - gallons per hour, an expression of fuel consumption or fuel flow (FF) in either imperial or U.S. gallons. Usually lb/hr for turbine-powered aircraft.& E j5 @3 N4 ~# v! s" c / o& ?9 V( g* V+ e5 _GPS - Global Positioning System (Navstar). A U.S. developed satellite-based high-precision navigation system, intended primarily for military use but now in widespread use by commercial and private operators, though with reduced accuracy compared with military versions. " m& G) ?4 ]3 U; d) v 5 R0 S; L: m' M0 i, kGPWS - ground proximity warning system. A radar-based flight- deck system to give pilots audible warning by means of horns, hooters, taped or synthetic voices of terrain close beneath an aircraft"s flight path. 1 ]% R) g+ v. ?2 K/ H5 [3 T * g4 i, B `& F0 y9 @. j# S2 B2 ZGRADU - gradual (term used in Met reports)., P9 Y8 M1 X$ G% x) y/ \7 y 7 Q$ t/ n! \( s |) A9 D GRP - glassfibre-reinforced plastic; also CFRP, carbon-fibre reinforced plastic. Composite materials seeing increasing use in entire airframes for GA aircraft (e.g. Beech Starship) and for components for helicopters, airliners and military aircraft. . l: m" x- {5 q( H* P7 M; P 9 G# t, @) ^' {6 G" SGS - glideslope. The vertical guidance part of an instrument landing system which establishes a safe glidepath (usually three degrees) to a runway. % } l* f5 W3 ]5 S: ]2 f5 j/ J8 c8 F$ W5 h1 v6 V9 Q6 }' V% M G/S - groundspeed. The speed an aircraft makes over the ground, a product of its airspeed and wind speed.) t4 P+ b+ P+ G& Q' |+ E( ~* u 7 T1 x: J$ c8 l$ I/ S& l2 U H * I3 C+ j/ Y; N: H$ wH24 - continuous round-the-clock operation. Also HJ operates during day; HN operates during night; HO operates during times to meet operational requirements, and HX no specific operational hours.: ?( k' k/ u& i " W; j/ Q2 Y; \5 l* x' L HAA - Historic Aircraft Association.% e* ^- y) h3 T. Y# V6 L8 y% o * W4 j8 L2 [1 X9 KHAI - Helicopter Association International. & \. C3 j2 o, o2 Z7 u. \ ( J/ R$ E/ |9 o: M2 \) f8 w: ehalf-mill(ion) - 1:500,000 scale ICAO aeronautical chart. . ]* G1 L- x4 B \( B* `* B$ }: C0 W& W+ F5 I Hdg - heading. The direction in which an aircraft"s nose points in flight in the horizontal plane, expressed in compass degrees.9 Z( ]5 G' f1 L; S* t( O9 K + H: Z# B' y4 s' XHeavy - suffix used in RT callsigns to indicate that the aircraft is a large transport, alerting controllers and following aircraft to the possibility of wake turbulence . - E# w1 q& S; X3 Z5 }% ?* @ ' N( H1 {* x3 Y" u$ @5 z( c- s9 THectopascal (hPa) - unit of pressure measurement, equivalent to one millibar (which see), now the ICAO-standard for altimeter setting. # _1 }" f4 {/ t ! V0 f& l) |$ C& |HEMS - helicopter emergency medical services. , t. g, @4 l8 g, @) M: T* f" V1 F+ A6 I" s. Q, M$ h: }7 ~ Hertz - standard radio equivalent of frequency in cycles per second. See also kHz and MHz.4 x# [* U( g: ]! Z & E% ?7 u, j6 A3 MHF - high-frequency band, used for long-range radio communications in the 3-30 MHz range.& n* r$ V8 K H6 R. @ # b0 H+ W1 c3 Z) s. l Hg - inches of mercury, a unit of pressure measurement.3 I' n% Y7 ^" v# _' A 0 C' U& d8 v2 R4 ~9 |# l HIAL - high intensity approach lighting./ C' A$ t9 r- A' E* k- K$ w , m$ Y. ^6 ]( C$ y( m7 qHIGE - hover in ground effect. Also see HOGE. 4 Y5 f! A7 X. B: `! x) d( q z5 P$ T4 T5 e! x2 n1 m9 E" X& p K- \- B HIRF - high intensity radiated (electromagnetic) fields. 3 }1 X$ |/ g' ^! j 0 m+ C! V0 M& \3 Z1 |: X! tHIRL - high intensity runway lighting. 5 v' b- B- u9 N5 Z+ ]+ q 3 S0 X0 D6 K E6 W6 ]. UHISL - high intensity strobe light. ( G7 c0 |2 ^) u1 [+ `; P$ n8 N5 T7 ^$ l+ ^+ K4 Q V8 o holding pattern - racetrack-shaped manoeuvre which keeps aircraft within a specified airspace while awaiting further clearance from air traffic control. l7 |6 ~& ?8 d; f6 B! p 1 Y4 P9 I7 b6 V, s% G' X HOCAC - hands on cyclic and collective - see HOTAS below.1 ?) v# G$ K& l5 {+ b k1 ^6 ?6 d4 S6 gHOGE - hover out of ground effect. Also see HIGE." ~' f, m& l1 ^( x$ j& _/ D 3 S- ?: |6 p6 a* O- e* U hot-and-high - airfield conditions of high altitude and high ambient temperatures that can severely limit aircraft perFORMance. See also density altitude.# k F1 b; N" a2 G0 d0 y & z' v0 {: S$ A7 @3 j HOTAS - hands on throttle and stick. Ergonomic cockpit design technology, originally developed for military combat aircraft, enabling a pilot to fly the aircraft and manage all navigation, weapons and other systems from control column/throttle lever hand grips. n. o2 H1 W. l) M/ T3 g( P$ b / h, u( j& K( `+ L7 a$ a1 { HOTCC - hands on throttle, collective & cyclic - see HOTAS above.& C4 C9 N# A" Y/ n- z$ y, o. X1 X 2 e; q! Y* s' N- t# [6 Lhp - horsepower. 0 P) ?/ \8 S3 I' b) `: p 1 Z: t3 F( [# _) L' y9 tHRA - Highlands Restricted Area1 F0 @) J/ _, A" b3 o* t7 u & l) d3 m" y1 r9 V7 Rhrs - hours ( D# g2 V% Y' j* q* u7 k7 U( P! d; u! @- o0 \! X HSD - horizontal situation display. 0 B7 c: t# E5 J4 J3 D! G0 d* q; I% k1 t HSI - horizontal situation indicator. A cockpit navigation display, usually part of a flight-director system, which combines navigation and heading.0 |0 ?- t. _& i8 p! P, X9 P : g4 t( F# B: O* d1 l9 y HUD - head-up display. A method of projecting instrument readouts or data which enables a pilot to see them while looking through the aircraft"s windscreen. Mostly used on military aircraft, but now in service on some commercial airliners." S& d2 ^. T W7 S 1 D" X3 e3 }7 @/ ~ Hz - Hertz." Y4 r V8 v/ W ~+ O 1 B( l% }1 [& }7 o4 Y2 K6 r I- P$ f9 K9 c; y) Q. v9 c9 r' t" |* V# n IAOPA - International Council of Aircraft Owners and Pilots Associations( m5 ]$ ^& U9 ?5 g6 [' h7 N, V " O1 A' C5 f) m' m3 b$ c4 TIAS - indicated airspeed. An aircraft"s speed through the air as indicated by the ASI, without correction for position error, altitude or outside air temperature. Also see CAS, RAS and TAS.' j: K4 h: f" h2 K$ k7 @( h/ c * s! K9 ^0 T4 K( ?0 ]* F IATA - International Air Transport Association./ b: Z2 Z* o, y; t; I4 G * T1 j* r/ p. q* b& W+ L+ b i/c - intercom: j" ^ \! z/ i; Z* D) b ' @4 {% _2 P' c* \! n! Y ICAO - International Civil Aviation Organisation.5 B% P) b( X) w, i; K4 ], V8 S8 M0 ?0 o * ?' f" F: J/ G) m7 @& mIF - instrument flying. Also intermediate frequency.7 _) O1 h# R1 b2 [1 W ' [1 G% J/ U+ `# l. y IFF - identification friend or foe.# {$ z8 u; r' {4 n % z/ x. p& {$ N$ Y IFR - instrument flight rules prescribed for the operation of aircraft in instrument meteorological conditions (see below). Flight in most controlled airspace in the UK is conducted under IFR or Special VFR. Also used by military to denote in-flight refuelling.7 j: U7 c9 f3 }3 g( A 5 ?& u6 ^: p+ P5 x0 S( d# M; O IGE - in ground effect. Helicopter perFORMance with an earth surface immediately below. Also OGE, out of ground effect. Helicopters can hover at a greater maximum altitude IGE (above a mountain slope, for example) than they can in free air, OGE." s* B: L8 q1 c* F P* s+ Y" K , @- P8 c" j# n( |4 O7 s IGS - instrument guidance system., S. N/ [8 J5 w9 \: ~ x, d' T. Q0 [9 ?ILS - instrument landing system. The approach aid employing two radio beams to provide pilots with vertical and horizontal guidance during the landing approach. The localiser provides azimuth guidance, while the glide-slope defines the correct vertical descent profile. Marker beacons and high intensity runways lights are also part of the ILS., G: v/ J& l* b0 `9 e 4 e( m- K7 H' H# ^IMC - instrument meteorological conditions: weather below VMC minima, see below. Also associated rating used in conjunction with UK PPL.% `) `; _% Y: D! C3 L* f% i. m 4 N; ~" z; o) K2 y9 S6 AINCERFA - uncertainty phase of search-and-rescue procedure. T' n9 s3 W/ g* @$ n 6 g1 X* u: g) xINS - inertial navigation system. A gyroscope-based system which senses acceleration and deceleration and computes an aircraft"s position in latitude and longitude with great accuracy. Used mostly by long-haul airliners, military aircraft and sophisticated business jets. Also IRS, inertial reference system.! y5 j6 G3 ]8 W H 2 p( I6 N, W7 n; s" Q2 {INTER - intermittent or fluctuating, term used in Met reports. ' l2 L2 L! A0 e6 L; C 6 N& ]2 r* c# d- m, Q EIR - Instrument Rating % \& Y, ?' s3 Q t# d5 m: f, n6 X9 s: ^0 f, ?+ H( I! Q IRAN - Inspect and repair as necessary / A B: ?+ X8 i3 e+ N! T . y! {# S$ R1 P5 ?* rIRE - Instrument Rating Examiner8 ]! _1 a z( Z2 @; k1 j 2 D$ y5 n) c( A0 h& D3 ^IRT - Instrument Rating Test: x0 H, ^8 [0 y9 I9 W / \: g/ P5 k9 _" w5 @$ xISA - International Standard Atmosphere -- a set of standard conditions or temperature and pressure which serve as a basis for comparison. ISA = pressure 1013.2 millibars, temperature 15 degrees C. Aircraft perFORMance figures quoted by manufacturers are often based on such a "standard day".9 i# n0 w t: g, S* z. x9 Q. a. g ; ?9 V1 C+ q8 e; F: K7 H ITT - inter-turbine temperature. Also TGT, turbine gas temperature TIT, turbine inlet temperature. : N$ I+ ]$ R; y + e9 h+ C7 ~( J4 t2 u- ^IWR - Instrument weather rating. Proposed by the JAA as a replacement for the UK"s unique IMC rating4 O+ U& W: A' k, L/ c& x( m4 n$ G! P: O ! h# C P2 o2 G b6 V2 `& `J / d: G& e7 v6 \ [, U. d6 E: p JAA - Joint Aviation Authority. 9 ^1 m. C w9 r4 R( n 6 K' r6 y' n% o+ p! }JAR - Joint Aviation Requirements, being drawn up by eighteen European states, aimed at unifying airworthiness, flight crew licensing and other criteria among signatory nations.$ k! l; N. x" ^: i - _9 f/ p- k) H: }8 f+ I; t JAWG - Joint Airmiss Working Group. A civilian/military committee which reviews and reports on all airmisses which occur in UK airspace.* v7 S' r8 j3 B% j5 g+ {* C 6 {/ l5 r* X+ O0 C, `9 X JEFTS - Joint Elementary Flying Training Squadron based at RAF Barkston Heath, Lincolnshire ( N" } A n3 `2 E) [1 L0 \2 |: C/ }6 {: Z9 Y Jeppesen - U.S.-developed navigational/approach chart system with worldwide coverage, similar to British Aerad system. 2 t5 I0 X* k, K8 A; c& a, }9 F9 d' }8 J# A JPATS - Joint Primary Aircraft Training System. A USAF/U.S. Navy programme to select a common aircraft design as a basic pilot trainer for the two services, due to be decided next year. % T6 @8 \% J: U & b. g, y' H/ G$ s0 nK 4 b* N L7 _0 H5 M4 ^kg - kilogram(s) " L3 C8 v3 I. u F% E) f ) L ^" a1 t; h1 z, `2 ckHz - kilohertz, the frequency of a radio carrier wave measured in thousands of cycles per second. 1 kHz = 1,000 Hertz. & j5 V/ z! O* y) S$ C, u & r$ }: E- r: D3 AKIAS - knots indicated airspeed. # m# B9 Z0 Q+ w; D, S ! t8 v Z/ Q, r8 i! h4 m. xkm - kilomrtre(s) : d% e" k5 B& C! [4 e* m: n: R, B ; [, t/ @6 _, P( y1 T& D+ ]3 Vknot (kt) - one nautical mile per hour (never one knot per hour), the standard unit of aviation speed measurement. One knot equals 1.1515 mph; one nautical mile equals 6,080 feet. ) A0 _( i, m8 L2 C $ D Y% x& f$ x6 C: q2 z+ _3 ?kV- kilovolt9 C) I0 b& l1 A* r8 M/ n. B " o4 J' R$ z' t5 k3 d, U3 u" s; c kW - kilowatt.6 m) p3 K _5 \% Y6 k+ L $ I7 _# E3 E5 ~* v, T# n L : Q. N6 u. C" c7 V6 ILARS - Lower Airspace Radar Advisory service, available to all aircraft flying in uncontrolled UK airspace from 3,000 feet amsl to FL95. See also MMARS, RAS and RIS, below.$ X- ], K3 C! o% ] 1 o) p" ^3 b+ S# aLAMS - Light Aircraft Maintenance Schedule, the CAA-approved schedule for fixed-wing light aircraft below 2,730 kg auw whose Cs of A are valid for three years subject to compliance with LAMS.; M$ e9 n a, K8 t8 Y0 s ; K; a6 j# [7 Y2 P7 O+ } b) zlat - latitude.2 m. K0 p, P) s8 j% s+ X, J: b: z! R / j' R: p5 I* J* M1 \LATCC - London Area & Terminal Control Centre at West Drayton, near Heathrow. , p7 q5 R+ A9 I/ u: e7 }6 \ U/ N* W" ~ lb - pound(s) 5 r- |5 X. W9 K1 a" k2 u4 a' ^" n7 a; B lbf - engine thrust in pounds force0 K5 T* m" Z% T) V! |5 ] G ) e7 J' D/ j7 A6 |5 n, }/ A5 I LCD - liquid crystal display* J5 v% [2 R" {9 q n! O 8 r! q) }) C$ ^ z' E+ |9 q. O* Q# x lczt - (ILS) localizer (USA)& X; J; u6 X/ `! z( Z6 ?. K( { - m: M& f$ n8 `# P; I$ ` l/d ratio - lift /drag ratio, a measurement of the efficiency of a wing aerofoil section7 [; x) E8 C: Z" z. ?; m' f 0 ?/ {+ o" V8 nLDA - landing distance available.* X1 V# G3 V% h/ b/ q% P ' ^" P6 c# H8 M6 SLED - light emitting diode/ m4 ` C4 a2 c, B5 O4 P) |0 f' q # z# ?2 y# [- w8 LLF - low-frequency radio waves with frequencies in the 30-300 kHz band.7 j+ i8 }- D& A) I % S! T6 n$ u. y) g6 I& t LITAS - low-intensity two-colour approach system. \3 V' h0 E3 i" r6 r/ ^0 a. y 3 G% r3 Q* D. L+ U8 m uLLTV - low light level television. : y# }) T6 t [ # s, V7 V1 }0 B/ c- Y" W1 J* ]; GLLZ - localizer ((USA).. D/ I# ^* E7 [% ]$ d 6 p3 \- u5 a+ N- W LOC - localiser. The azimuth guidance portion of an instrument landing system.& m! _! w4 I, i6 B0 P7 F1 l 3 A' \3 I8 y* Y' E6 o8 T locator - medium-frequency non-directional radio beacon used as an aid to establishing yourself on final approach during an instrument landing procedure.. - @$ X' E j( T " k( f# W0 q( M& h1 XLOFT - Line-orientated flying training. Usually on large jet simulators to prepare newly-qualified commercial pilots for multi-crew airline operations* X) s6 `0 L1 `" m% f4 i : S t* M8 K* |: N, [: b5 W LOM - Locator outer marker " E2 U: w$ k, u g# `% f6 O. ` a& s( W' n5 ~4 N; k8 O- ~ lon(g) - longitude ) _6 F4 p1 s' _ * v! X5 X8 |( a6 HLoran - low-frequency hyperbolic radio long-range navigation system which measures time difference between reception of synchronised signals transmitted from ground transmitters. Loran-C, operates in the 100-110 kHz frequency band with an operating range of 600-1,500 nm independent of line-of-sight, and is becoming very popular among GA aircraft operators in the USA.& H/ r: ^- m" z9 [# z, y $ q* d% p% ~9 ^$ e5 B6 e' ]' ` M8 {- E) E" \8 D' V! }5 G, Q; ` M or mag - magnetic 5 [- N' F) D7 y8 E9 S8 t # F7 P) }# U& m+ WMach number - ratio of true airspeed to the speed of sound. Mach 1 is the speed of sound at sea level, ISA, approximately 1,100 feet per second or 760 mph. " t- H/ A4 ?7 D5 j5 f$ [* J- A# }; ]3 U* W MAP - missed approach point. The point on a published ILS approach expressed in time or distance from the final approach fix, or as an altitude on the glideslope, at which the missed approach procedure must be initiated if the runway or approach lights are not clearly in sight./ S% R! s+ V0 l8 Q* ?" k6 q( R6 H5 i # h/ z7 Q" a t" h. u7 D2 smarker beacons (mkrs) - part of an instrument landing system using 75 MHz transmitters emitting fan-shaped or elliptical signal patterns vertically upwards, defining specific points along the glideslope. The outer marker OM is situated at or near the glideslope intercept altitude of the ILS localiser, the middle marker (MM) defines a point on the glideslope at or near decision height (DH). Markers provide aural and visual indications on a cockpit marker beacon receiver.! ?/ ^1 N; k$ N2 y % a. e( [, v' } MATZ - military aerodrome traffic zone. An area of protected airspace surrounding certain military airfields which normally extends for a five nautical mile radius around the airfield and upwards from the surface to 3,000 feet above aerodrome level. A "stub" projection protects the final approach path to the main runway outwards from the MATZ boundary, enclosing an area two nautical miles either side of the extended runway centreline and upwards from 1,000 feet above the surface to 3,000 feet above aerodrome elevation. Although recognition of a MATZ is not mandatory for civil aircraft, all MATZ aerodromes offer a penetration service to civil traffic during operational hours.9 T, a6 r. u6 V7 w 9 U' t R d- D7 @1 ^Mayday - international radio distress call (from the French, m"aidez -- help me). It signifies imminent danger to life requiring immediate assistance. \. _- o+ @( \: u. C) k . V% I9 @; d* d( w. c9 b mb - millibar." S% Y- w8 t! a, H 1 E/ |- Q) m3 F, _/ rMCC - Multi-crew co-operation9 h. M P1 U6 ?, J; q - X+ k. x9 N- W0 @MCU - management control unit7 C% u* H5 D/ o) Q0 N" V% y # \: l0 {; {+ HMDA - minimum descent altitude. The lowest altitude, in feet amsl, to which descent is authorised on final approach during a non-precision instrument landing (i.e. where no glideslope guidance is given) without visual reference to the runway. 3 ]2 N P9 Q, s. K- |4 i* W: w% p - C! A3 E% G lMDH - minimum descent height, agl. / B3 f$ l1 q3 _5 C/ \# P9 i/ Y& E5 [2 M8 E1 k- \' v MEDA - military emergency diversion airfield. # S- Z+ m8 y. Z- L. t+ V1 }4 m7 k2 Z& f/ |7 K4 r- A A7 h( I. W medevac - medical evacuation5 Y) ~9 `2 r, R& _. T2 d5 K , |9 F3 S( h& Q9 s, m0 \ `( J2 V Met - meteorology, weather. ; Y/ x: k- t; `; y3 Y B: Q7 u: l* m# a4 U1 v. q, p METAR - coded aerodrome Met report. Also SPECI, special civil aviation weather report, and TAF, terminal aerodrome forecast of weather expected.8 n7 N/ I: t2 m- W; w+ a* s0 C . s9 b; y7 o8 h* m: M/ r- q* q' l MF - medium frequency. Radio waves with frequencies in the 300- 3,000 kHz range. 6 ]' Z* U* o/ x; T0 u. Q4 |0 X* N3 h# u+ j8 s }( {& q1 K6 F MFA - military flying area + O# g5 Q6 \3 T9 Y- U+ V6 t6 W: [2 v) N8 o! P MFD - multi-function display. An EFIS CRT offering selectable displays of weather radar, navigation maps, checklists and data other than primary flight inFORMation. P; @ X% r# o" j! Z * V/ K1 T! p4 X9 UMH - magnetic heading0 y: U. O$ @ Y1 d) g4 S7 S 7 k1 k- K3 ^9 E$ K' }9 _ V" S MHz - Megahertz, the frequency of radio carrier waves measured in millions of cycles per second.% d3 j# _, h( w7 J5 \ 8 C0 J9 ~5 J( f* \4 q" b/ _) ? minimums - weather condition requirements for a particular mode of flight (e.g. for VFR operation, IFR take-offs and landings).- r* a2 u. D) I9 { : e$ Q, H! ~% k) c0 T7 H: y MLS - microwave landing system. A microwave-based instrument approach system intended to replace ILS in the 1990s and claimed to offer a number of advantages such as the ability to fly segmented and curved precision approaches. ' D( c0 n' p. L! h, i - \! G5 Z1 \6 H: x( KMLW - maximum landing weight. Weight of an aircraft above whivh fuel must be burned off or jettisoned before landing or there may be risk of structual damage L$ V* H) F+ e5 f8 H0 { a, \. K1 O, P4 T$ F# K5 I4 J mm - millimetre"s5 j t8 D, _! r. F8 I * ~% p h! N( D. m# _$ A% ]( PMMARS - Military Middle Airspace Radar Service, available to military and civil aircraft operating in UK airspace between FL100 and FL245.+ G% n+ x4 m: W 0 q+ ^! v6 W0 N0 i MOA - military operations area. 5 l& W, ~ } j$ l- w' C: a1 Z 9 o6 i& J6 j8 X3 {/ hMoD - UK"s Ministry of Defence " C, S4 ^# e1 g2 U* H9 S6 [! D! C+ Q; Z! S4 i. Q! h) L& R* w mod - modification to an aircraft or equipment . R7 d7 S: _2 U8 _% f1 F w ; n7 X" l( M! b! o& Q) ^# imogas - car fuel, approved for use in some light aircraft subject to certain conditions. 8 s( N( j( w1 g: n2 r1 C3 t J: q' D8 h3 o MPA - man-powered aircraft 3 t* Y+ { M+ {! I8 Q/ v1 H1 k8 |) d9 p1 j0 ~& h4 W! Z- {5 m" t" D. d) T mph - miles per hour3 m/ i% G8 R) ^, { 6 W1 Y+ P6 ~8 h6 R. tMPI - major periodic inspection: i' r- i8 J; o+ n6 `8 { 2 Y6 r! L0 d! i) [, \MSA - minimum sector altitude or minimum safe altitude. 9 _% O' t& m/ q ' o' c& t/ v- U7 F& S2 b; \msl - mean sea level 2 A' p/ c; a* `3 c. G7 u: s8 Z# ]6 K0 ?' a3 T. e% Y MTBF - mean time between failures. Also MTTR, mean time to repair 1 t7 v* |+ M7 l& Y. w) P/ p) N5 L+ A& \7 G MTMA - military terminal control area.' C) J( G' Q& T: i/ ]9 m ; ^6 K* D4 R0 j1 q. h2 j0 i MTOW - maximum take-off weight. The maximum allowable weight, including fuel and payload, specified in an aircraft"s Certificate of Airworthiness , sometime referred to (in USA especially) as maximum gross weight.$ P- V# L6 a. R& Y " u% J5 A3 a+ [; ^0 g& c$ x1 O) ]MTWA - maximum total weight authorised. . } ^1 n7 J" [1 m/ ~+ W; q0 b( ~ ! \+ N+ ^- y8 [- w/ M6 C. S7 B1 o% e! W + ?+ k$ |: Y- T/ W _5 d" U4 AN 9 }" Z0 S/ E1 P7 {' L0 B" W1 u. E: P6 G$ y8 y 7 E6 g$ {2 n8 J$ }, [( r [2 j D/ h5 w2 U- R( gNAS - Naval Air Station (USA) # H1 Z# a4 X0 `: u1 U ! ?$ m2 t" E8 \4 R1 T, ENATS - National Air Traffic Services. A division of the CAA providing UK air traffic control.% u% @: S* P6 R3 s$ [. g1 q / H1 P- e* ?- h/ g Nav - navigation.1 i8 f1 l; u# o6 i( _ ' ]/ B$ q2 {6 ~ Navaid - navigation aid.9 _3 i) M5 r: w 0 A& Z% B0 r- `, R; i5 X& tNav/Com - navigation and communication./ I6 H# C! x; {- x' X# D 0 ~+ y$ B) A: R& o; Y* D& q; p% YNBAA - National Business Aircraft Association, USA. 2 g! X+ N$ ]! p2 @, c! M" ?/ c0 K. v7 k, r NDB - non-directional beacon. A medium-frequency navigational aid which transmits non-directional signals, superimposed with a Morse code identifier and received by an aircraft"s ADF.# C" N, L- K* n. ?# o: @ , s2 P+ T" x6 C' Z$ u9 h2 FNFT - navigation flight test% _; _' o- }0 Q$ q0 E2 q & w! E+ F( w, {2 Dnm - nautical mile(s).6 ], d5 X+ q3 K1 U , X6 n, K+ j( N( o: ? NOE - nap of earth. Low flying, usually by the military, using contour-flying techniques and terrain-masking to avoid being seen. . s+ d1 x- s o % F& k9 C) A* d2 o% m7 ?NORDO - no radio (used on flight plan FORM).; c$ l# z9 [8 v , m6 {/ ^0 R) MNOSIG - no significant change, term used on Met reports. & S" ^ Z' m/ r. I) k9 G0 C; D' K& Y/ V0 O. E8 {! ?, Z3 h! Z+ V NOTAM - Notices to Airmen, issued by the CAA (and equivalent authorities elsewhere) to inFORM pilots of new or changed aeronautical facilities, services, procedures or hazards, temporary or permanent. Also SNOWTAM. C; M* s% \7 Q0 V 4 h4 o! t; y. O! W' ~; G$ `# [& d NOTAR - no tail rotor. A system patented by McDonnell Douglas for maintaining directional control of helicopters without use of an anti-torque tail rotor.( {; y5 C" p0 H d 6 I1 X4 `* I3 I& G- W$ g, w6 ` NPRM - Notice of Proposed Rule-Making (USA). Advance publication by the FAA of proposed changes or additions to Federal Air Regulations.* @) X* K% q( t * v/ R D0 g7 h NTSB - National Transportation Safety Board. U.S. equivalent of UK"s AAIB.3 _$ u1 |& H. d& Q 6 p* ?7 l. V4 s j! t8 s. L1 d nvg - night vision goggles.& A+ D% q" i9 ? 0 R! e# |+ j7 K3 c NVQ - National Vocational Qualification. A Government-recognised qualification, the cost of training for which can be set against tax., N) {' L% |! R W! _9 `1 `$ {: Z: H9 eO " u$ t( D" x4 b% w- X$ _ OASC - Officers and Aircrew Selection Centre at RAF Cranwell: l# c& d# A- P9 s$ X , T; L( U$ U4 J9 N3 R COAT - outside air temperature. The temperature of the air outside an aircraft measured by a probe with a cockpit gauge readout. OAT affects the measurement of indicated airspeed and its value is needed to calculate true airspeed. At high speeds kinetic heating demands correction to the indicated OAT for true outside air temperature. : n2 m& T' _9 }3 u+ ?' I& x! W8 n! P5 j5 ~ OATS - Oxford Air Training School, a large commercial pilot training school at Oxford Airport, UK.6 `# V/ a! L; g - {( N8 F( @$ G r- j obst - obstruction.; F3 ^- b! t" G 8 L. w# y: r0 }$ p# D9 W" z% Y OBS - omni-bearing selector, part of a VOR used to select the radial from a VOR.: N% i1 @& M* x& C$ i* ^. @ 3 V6 z) P% `0 n) U& [$ a; O5 C, }OCH - obstacle clearance height. The lowest height above the elevation of the runway threshold or above aerodrome elevation used to establish compliance with obstacle clearance criteria in an instrument approach. Also OCA, obstacle clearance altitude, and OCL, obstacle clearance limit. & B/ u) u) w. K/ K 1 Q+ Z& _; V/ E$ U; TOCU - Operational Conversion Unit. 4 `8 R e+ \4 k8 G! b0 L# R- E% |# g" O$ o. g# x3 |. K OEI - One engine inoperative ]* t" ^4 S9 Y3 D3 d' ^- X. K; |+ b* E4 D4 A OEM - original equipment manufacturer. ; k9 a6 K- p9 w3 k5 N# \3 C$ M% n. T w OGE - Out of ground effect - `4 D3 S: ^, K( [+ D( ` 9 Q8 C9 z' c) ~6 s% E' ]okta - a measurement of cloud cover. One okta means one-eighth of the sky is covered. 5 l* D1 K x0 s* m+ w( a" I0 g6 V+ }. w: @! Z Omega - high accuracy, very-low frequency (VLF) long-range navigation system of the hyperbolic type, covering the entire earth down to the surface from eight ground-based transmitters. Used principally by airliners, military aircraft and intercontinental business aircraft. * v. I% @1 z: H M" F 8 }. H; F. F! \; l0 z4 fops - Operations+ Z. E; F7 ?& l1 z1 C- x! x1 b/ O9 n4 Z 4 J" \+ y1 m" u& r1 j o/r - on request.$ |: I/ `2 z1 G 5 G$ J0 O$ C! h3 w$ s0 w Eo/t - other times. $ T; e+ K& N3 j8 j0 k' L% j( f OTU - Operational Training Unit.. [% i1 a, p6 d* X! b- Q U4 [0 l5 Z! b) F% N- r. s J; g- n 2 f3 D5 E- g+ U% T6 g 1 z0 o1 L% F/ b' fP : q5 p0 i2 _5 D 2 r F, t; Q2 m4 r - Z) k |2 M0 n" @; p, F. C3 p. @ . q% C- ] l6 `9 m2 J" t- TP1 - Pilot-n-command + O6 n$ g- a) f, @- `4 Y7 D/ ^# C. D5 E( a1 i P2 - co-pilot& B$ W- A! x5 E4 h+ ~ 5 b) E( ^, c! u7 P2 ]5 v7 X Pan - international radio call signalling urgency.$ U) s8 b( ?3 C8 V) Y. j 2 f( a- J2 k0 L1 Q2 H9 u5 I I PAPI - precision approach path indicator, a system of coloured lights installed at the approach end of a runway which provides visual guidance to the correct glidepath. A successor to VASI, below.2 w7 X0 M; x3 S8 I* @* L) T ; I$ l% {! d* t) s5 p PAR - precision approach radar. Primary radar equipment showing an air traffic controller the height, track and range of an aircraft on final approach, enabling him to guide it to a landing.* C4 o! o# U0 J . c* W8 Y2 \" e9 \6 K! xpax - passengers. 2 d+ {7 {* M0 [) x: ~ 5 U% P* O/ S& F2 S, |# T6 _/ QPED - portable electronic devices." c9 p, \, P) m9 K 5 M2 V: z0 A+ D) j" j Permit to Fly - Authorisation granted to aircraft such as homebuilds, vintage aeroplanes, warbirds and some simple "classic" light aircraft which are not required to meet the standards demanded for a full C of A, and are accordingly restricted in the kinds of operation for which they may be used. " y: m- C" C3 w+ K. k! P' d- G 0 [$ T6 ]: D: Y PF - Pilot flying. The "handling pilot" in multi-crew operation. 0 W l; I. v7 P& B/ q- Z7 ?8 U4 z8 s" H PFA - Popular Flying Association, the UK homebuilt and antique aircraft organisation. ) o$ m1 I+ n J/ c9 e3 X( ^- V0 b PFD - primary flight display" \% l% h# ^2 t7 d 7 R: R! [" f* ]" g" lPHG - powered hang-glider* G+ E' t% C- i. ~! ] & e3 C# A3 W/ e- P+ \$ \4 @7 O2 r PIC - pilot-in-command (also styled P1).. M& J5 J5 ^& P! s 2 h$ ]$ |6 x7 e; x/ I PIG - Pilots InFORMation Guide 4 b: h: n% x3 d L * ?% H3 h0 f _- B* _pinch-hitter - U.S. term for safety-pilot, usually unlicensed but having sufficient training to be competent to land an aircraft in an emergency. Frequently the partner of the PIC # v+ R4 g. k! u3 K; R! s! X7 Q/ F( N* y! s PINS - Pipeline Inspection Notification System.. J2 V% O% \/ r6 D7 h. [ " u$ v$ X' ?8 _# O; s8 X1 u. p+ FPIO - pilot-induced oscillation. An undulating flight path brought about by over-controlling. t$ R8 v) M8 Z# ? . r2 w& y* A/ O+ y% n/ a FPLN - flight-plan. U G0 K7 a J% b1 ]+ D9 E # C; a C: s4 W& a PMS - perFORMance management system. - A- W' Z* z- C& Z$ B8 I: _# c$ T' W* T0 e/ z PNF - Pilot not flying. The "non-handling" pilot in multi-crew operation # ~% H) O% n9 `6 x! F7 G9 V, [$ q j+ _, f3 Y& k PNR - point of no return. 0 V! W5 {+ x) f$ z, v o5 l7 ]. ]- T* l' ~: D& R9 N POB - (number of) persons on board. Also SOB, souls on board. 5 D/ E6 y8 U" @: J" B- l# ?- D. N* ~ O6 O; Z POC - proof-of-concept. ; T8 d4 c0 I1 ~+ L& ?7 {, \( A8 m% t6 k0 ]5 _2 v POH - pilot"s operating handbook, an aircraft"s "owner"s manual". & }7 t' T) t2 F9 C2 K+ Q& H: S) { + E0 D! F) j( W; e/ I( d1 j: B- ^Pooley"s - annually-published flight guide to United Kingdom and Ireland, named after its creator and publisher Bob Pooley.* F' {4 l# F j/ w 7 {4 F0 w- }, C6 ]& C4 o% IPPG - powered paraglider.4 ~' y- X, ]7 v) z# Z1 T ) @ q9 |' G1 i) r. z& j5 d0 mPPL - Private Pilot"s Licence. ' F. x. t7 C2 [- r& m5 c 3 F" b7 V# f* A/ r3 e( `; bPPL(H) - Private Pilot"s Licence for helicopters, 6 o' o! k4 l1 h- U5 { + \+ q# g* i% C, L" O4 F5 V7 S4 g PPL(SLMG) - Private Pilot"s Licence for self-launched motor gliders.: J2 x( a1 }& H+ _/ n7 B: h0 r% v" S ( e! w- @- W7 t2 Z8 R. | PPO - prior permission only. Certain airfields or events require advance notification (by telephone, for example) of your intended arrival. ! p7 }' T8 h, @$ E0 _# g; _ " ~, d2 B+ y$ _PROB - probability percentage, term used in Met reports. $ P1 J4 l. v" b+ d " c" U/ f' k0 w g9 ^/ Qprocedure turn - manoeuvre which reverses the direction of an aircraft"s flight during an instrument approach procedure to enable it to intercept the final approach course. 8 P6 m) }( Q. J; y1 h6 n - P3 e: j; }4 q, t rPPR - prior permission required & [* ?9 O/ F e% Y4 w# w! B* g9 _0 ^/ E. n9 Q _/ E! V psi - pounds per square inch, a measurement of pressure. - ?+ c" `$ C' M& |. h6 z) D( \; b8 [+ m( k( Z. M PTT - press-to-transmit (switch) on an aircraft"s control wheel or stick enabling the pilot to make RT transmission "hands on" via a headset microphone. # V+ N* X1 L X& c% D$ {% R% d" p. M. n; x/ q3 T |' B# Q Purple Airspace - special temporary airways created for flights by certain members of the royal family, notified by NOTAM.$ g- x2 \: N R4 L. r 3 z# r$ n6 Q4 Y# CQ / o' X- l2 i$ Z; A% ZQFI - Qualified Flying Instructor. ' R6 l! G3 n0 G) |: o3 T 4 }/ E) i/ I8 ^7 T0 u( Q* ^6 KQHI - Qualified helicopter instructor.6 t& }( _1 A+ t3 b N8 q. \- I1 a9 f' V/ z0 |/ ?Quadrantal Rule - system of cruising altitudes used in UK uncontrolled airspace below FL250." d- E6 g2 ]% k2 y' @0 L9 e# p. Q ' s" F5 I0 f. J% h D Quarter-million - 1:250,000 scale ICAO aeronautical chart" L/ u% }& f X4 h! S $ o$ f0 b" p& [6 l3 zQ-code - code system developed when air-to-ground communication was by wireless telegraphy, enabling many routine phrases and questions to be reduced to three letters. Now largely redundant, except these: ) j# _2 h# `1 i& i1 j3 w* } 8 J A. j- b9 Z/ M$ F! [QDM magnetic bearing to a direction-finding station. / a2 \( e" o1 w2 A+ T9 NQDR magnetic bearing from the station. 1 U# Y y2 ?1 x1 @2 j* U+ A QFE atmospheric pressure at aerodrome elevation. With its sub-scale set to the aerodrome QFE an altimeter will indicate height above that airfield. 6 K* D+ G0 V& P" H& g QFU magnetic orientation of runway in use. ! O7 B1 J, G3 t( r7 F/ Z; x0 `* n7 s QNE reading in feet on an altimeter set to 1013.2 millibars (standard pressure) when the aircraft is at aerodrome elevation. 3 I/ B- q/ O6 L) M* r5 P QNH altitude above mean sea level based on local station pressure. 9 U6 _. ?9 {$ N7 E QSI change of frequency (use of QSY is officially discouraged in the UK but it is still in use in some other countries) # F# ^! p5 U: m& G+ ^9 {3 d2 uQTE true line of position from a direction-finding station. 6 s: p0 A- m" L% q; k" F, }5 s QUJ true bearing 2 l" M8 q9 [! i x: G R [' P( p) c3 ?7 q8 w _9 SRAC - Rules of the Air and Air Traffic Services section of the AIP 5 I( C# l2 K* c3 B, N4 [ / ]* _0 ^* R1 V' {# ]9 }% frabbit lights - colloquialism for sequentially flashing lead-in runway approach lights. 5 | p( w9 |8 h" N7 { - |/ z& ~5 u* Q+ s0 }" N1 L" iRAeS - Royal Aeronautical Society2 O- r8 K3 M6 y: h$ P$ I1 M. W 3 {2 }8 ~: I' H0 F& Z RAF - Royal Air Force 0 Q7 Y# \0 ~7 ` z8 t5 U # a0 Z8 G9 j7 Zramp weight - maximum permissible weight of an aircraft, which exceeds maximum take-off weight by an allowance for fuel burned during engine-start and taxi. 4 m$ U0 v v4 v- c ]; x- t' X! o: ~( j* c; C8 _) } RAPID - change expected to take place in thirty minutes or less, term used in mer reports.: ~/ W0 v# ^& H5 x2 J - F3 \3 C1 t/ { zRAS (1) - rectified airspeed. Indicated airspeed corrected for instrument position error.' t9 d, n1 L8 b& b9 W* d ' \4 m0 o. Z. ORAS (2) - Radar Advisory Service. Provided outside regulated airspace to notify pilots of conflicting traffic and to advise suitable avoiding action. Under RAS controllers aim to achieve a minimum separation of five miles or 5,000 feet against unknown conflicting traffic 3 u, i/ @$ }/ u0 O; X( Z$ B- I6 L- w% m7 M6 h9 ]5 G+ I, k$ Z+ l5 b8 [ Rating - add-on qualification to a pilot"s licence, e.g. Night Rating, Multi-engine Rating, Instrument Rating, Seaplane Rating etc. Individual Type Ratings are necessary to fly aircraft over 12,500 pounds MTWA. o3 D4 S2 x' U0 k( d( j" f" M$ _" }/ g/ u RCL - runway centre-line.) p- C; A# h5 g6 R " f% q" Y+ G# |! `( S2 P8 o$ Y o2 KRBI - relative bearing indicator, displaying inFORMation from the ADF.* D" p* E( v- ^+ D # P' t3 t4 A$ a5 f( E8 |7 Z RDO - radio.; }6 X% Z Y( ~1 n2 d s ( \# f! q6 A8 b6 {6 I4 aRIS - Radar InFORMation Service. Provided to notify pilots of conflicting traffic outside regulated airspace, but offering no avoiding action. 3 y; N R0 s" s) j5 W- _( D! M 4 N( t1 g/ ]$ C2 g/ G" _# d7 \RMI - radio magnetic indicator. A navigation aid which combines DI, VOR and/or ADF display and will indicate bearings to stations, together with aircraft heading. 1 K, M8 N. d9 f. F 9 w, b+ P0 d+ x! cRMK - remark(s). 9 r4 o# O9 i2 `. s: H5 `9 p! ^) f# |1 e* R, ^ RMU - radio management unit.9 l4 I: R) z- u1 i - Q: b# B) \8 _! m Rnav - area navigation. A system of radio navigation which permits direct point-to-point off-airways navigation by means of an on-board computer creating phantom VOR/DME transmitters termed waypoints." r' T* t0 F! y+ X 5 J# I" Y7 p/ |' f( j$ nRON - remain over night (night-stop).2 {8 l8 J- i4 D/ j* s' ?! d Q ' b# F% K! ?* B; V5 Kroot - inner end of wing where it meets fuselage. 6 L$ T% k3 d- f : P* X+ V/ U: r2 qrpm - revolutions per minute.5 Z5 E+ y9 z+ i3 D* D; z. }9 O9 \/ X ! S' ^% U6 e T' A4 e6 Zr/t or RT - radio telephony. Voice communications, as opposed to WT, wireless telegraphy8 J* a- b3 J" O& z4 | J- |1 O. m2 }/ K* ]RTF - radio telephony.; D ?8 I: A+ ]9 k& q. H+ P % Z0 y7 T$ F( t% b RVR - runway visual range, a horizontal measurement of visibility along a runway.8 k/ D X# t4 p2 M# Z/ M4 [9 M 1 Y% e; w( `. \0 E4 x rwy - runway. 1 X, I( L: D$ ]( C2 o8 _ 8 y% I# r$ e8 W5 F7 R+ JRx - receiver.* g( ]; w" x. N$ A2 A 9 b# e) M( _1 [( P# _ S ; S& A6 q# i( h) T5 W SACP - (CAA) Standing Advisory Committee on Pilot Licensing. , O+ v1 a. K# b" b 1 c, |4 O/ w' S0 NSAR - search-and-rescue. Also Sarsat, SAR satellite. . w) c3 y/ F& R6 h' g0 \( e 5 x( P+ |( G4 Q+ u% z% aSAS - stability augmentation system. An automatic flight control system employed in many helicopters and some fixed-wing aircraft to enhance their stability and handling qualities. ' V; J. {* Z- d: r. { [ " A" P; N, H9 G0 H0 ?, n0 USATCO - senior air traffic control officer1 y) V! V4 y1 K6 O; t 3 [2 W. l4 @! ]! S) o satcoms - satellite communications, now being introduced on intercontinental airliners and business jets for (non- operational) air-to-ground voice communications via ground relay stations.; L" E7 e$ p1 S0 S. m( D A0 Y A 7 B3 c- }$ {- `& s4 K5 b4 P2 Q, N. WSB - Service Bulletin. Advisory notices issued by aircraft, engine and equipment manufacturers alerting owners and engineers to faults or problems requiring preventitive or remedial maintenance or modification. Often termed "mandatory", but do not have the legal force of Airworthiness Directives (which see). $ D. {/ M- M2 @, j+ D( A ) B+ S" K# S- {8 M" v4 c0 j9 hSBAC - Society of British Aerospace Companies. The UK aerospace manufacturers" trade association. . c! q3 r1 `+ Y$ k9 p: v 1 q+ F# j+ m# q8 Q4 GSDAU - Safety Data Analysis Unit of the CAA.2 `3 j4 n. a7 g% h" @ ; N2 a% O' z" X2 W: p "second pilot" - unofficial term used to describe short (usually 8-10 hours) flying courses designed to enable non-pilot light aircraft passengers to take control and land in an emergency such as pilot incapacitation. Also standby or safety pilot and pinch-hitter (U.S.)6 F) v9 C) R4 |3 ^: @+ K 0 I& n& W# F5 P" `( n Sectional - (U.S.) VFR navigation chart, equivalent to our 1:500,000 or "half-million".0 [# }) S( d; m# I2 O9 J* {2 m ( X; O: a8 p2 j& u' y( H1 t6 E Semi-circular - system of cruising altitudes.! U$ s- Y* B- n2 s# s# t " @5 b- {. o8 o, ySELCAL - selective calling. A high-frequency system enabling air traffic control to alert a particular aircraft, by means of flashing light or aural signal in the cockpit, for receipt of a message without the crew having to maintain a listening watch. Used on long-haul over-ocean airline routes and by intercontinental bizjets.* |; H8 F0 M0 v5 \ # ?% c. L/ q c3 L& }sfc - specific fuel consumption of an engine, expressed in pounds of fuel consumed for each unit of power (hp, shp, lb/st) produced. Also surface. * B9 y: B3 Y7 u* p& z 7 k4 t+ u: B& D" q( {, |! @$ [4 v- ashort final - radio call made from aircraft calling later than final position, or on final approach from a shortened circuit, or at 2nm from threshold on a straight-in approach. * E& d9 c; @# s( [# U P& y* W8 [2 ?9 o$ l shp - shaft horsepower./ ^ m8 ?/ A5 U6 h0 W ; o0 W+ s& ]7 B7 ]! a/ u1 I SID - standard instrument departure. A standard IFR departure route enabling air traffic controllers to issue abbreviated clearances and thus speed the flow of traffic.) v6 u! Y7 e' S: [( w : W' Z6 V, Y3 i$ g) F% h* L: XSIGMET - warning of severe weather conditions (active thunderstorms, hail, severe turbulence, icing etc.) issued my Met offices. [! k. H8 D( D. s4 a; i* [" N2 [% _4 A, i7 u. d sl - sea level. ' W) a. x% Q3 d7 c- v 0 \8 m% R: ^; L/ L; K$ F& H! L) d$ fSLA - small light aircraft( e l2 D3 \$ { # z* G' k8 [% A% N. n. _0 R7 j SLMG - self-launching motor glider+ b; P- v# s: W- c+ I1 B5 z ) C) \3 |$ @6 l# o3 J2 MSMOH - since major overhaul. Term used in aircraft for sale advertisements where engine hours are quoted (see TBO). Also STOH, TTSN, TTAF/E , N, T; Q6 l) V ^2 I( I$ p- U6 ]- I" ]* W0 I2 ^ SMR - surface movement radar. ( ^3 M" | A* @- |/ Q; a 3 r) L& l5 U, z9 kSNOWTAM - a NOTAM concerning runway conditions in snow. " R' R5 T3 p) [' g- n , V$ m" s1 S) nSOB - souls on board, the number of persons on board an aircraft. Also POB., O4 o# x5 R) G1 |( i % F. G1 B4 ~! x8 H; rsocked-in - A colloquialism referring to an airport closed to air traffic by bad weather, similarly clamped.* W2 W0 [3 J; i# z& u7 \2 U: K , X; G" g( n: u7 J+ [. ASOP - standard operating procedure. # {- u0 R( ^( c0 n3 ~, Z3 K0 F8 D, K+ v" z% N specific range - measure of an aircraft"s fuel efficiency, expressed as nautical miles flown per pound of fuel burned (nm/lb) 5 d' T% E- ?* I3 r. K( d" ]7 _ N9 P! Y1 v% A' R3 Q" m SPL - Student Pilot"s Licence. No longer issued in the UK, where a CAA medical certificate serves as an SPL.! q8 V/ l/ i8 M % \. P9 C' p3 Q/ V8 osquawk - to transmit an assigned code via a transponder (see SSR below). " E1 U% ^; ^; [9 ^3 Z6 T. c. n4 J SR - sunrise.6 w j% y" l8 n9 y9 E, D . W2 [, r- i* f SRG - Safety Regulation Group of the CAA# K. }: w6 R: j3 A2 Q9 X) B - A1 S7 [/ l9 c( t C SRZ - Special Rules Zone. An area of protected airspace surrounding an airfield and extending from the surface upwards to a specific level which affords safety to air traffic movements in the vicinity of airfields whose traffic level does not warrant the establishment of a Control Zone. Also SRA, Special Rules Area. extending vertically and horizontally from a level above the surface, but not necessarily terminating at the same upper level as the SRZ. " V2 ?, U" k3 M* W5 R2 ` 0 L& k3 M2 m/ l1 V8 ]5 r3 GSRA - Surveillance Radar Approach. Also Special Rules Area.3 m8 m+ V' m B4 x* V% O' b 0 s; Q) y6 t# H e4 \- P/ X3 O9 g/ X SRE - Surveillance Radar Element of a GCA. $ M0 d) A, G' |1 k1 t! K: w b ) p: O+ K) n1 _3 h4 }SS - sunset. / R) W* U; H$ v( t. z3 Y$ R; r 8 _3 T6 B- Z C6 B' nSSB - single sideband. Reduction of bandwith by transmitting only one sideband and suppressing the other, and usually also the carrier wave.5 J3 u0 k Z8 E+ I Z* z3 i9 H1 W# w SSR - secondary surveillance radar. A radar system comprising a ground-based transmitter/receiver which interrogates a compatible unit in the aircraft (see transponder), providing instant radar identification without having to manoeuvre. Assigned four-digit transponder codes are referred to as squawk codes. & E! J# n* t$ d0 T/ g& _% \ 4 }' p( x( J0 M2 V- Y/ @% t- RSTAR - Standard Terminal Arrival Route, for inbound IFR traffic. * y2 Q- g6 U) ^8 {- F4 _0 s- G4 ?1 b4 r7 L9 L' E: Y* Y2 Y STC - Supplemental Type Certificate. U.S. system for post-type certification approval of aircraft modifications such as re- engining, STOL kits, etc, where the full certification process is not deemed necessary. Also used by manufacturers to certify (often greatly changed) new models of old types under so-called "grandfather rights". 4 J! h; R9 _' N: c& j! U2 L" j! f7 j STOH - since top overhaul 3 \5 t4 Z/ ~+ ?+ s i" p# Y( m& ? - ^6 v$ Y9 W! S+ T2 G$ ISTOL - short take-off and landing. Also VTOL, V/STOL,. x+ t# U( Z7 } / E+ J8 _% M1 j0 y2 X; y- m/ YSTOVL - short take-off, vertical landing. ) N, T+ \- a! q/ n3 ?! c& q& p( X% f( A" |' U% S9 Z8 ^ T1 Y/ G+ d7 n5 r! A3 P3 u T - true. Also TH, true heading, and TT, true track.; t; Y# q4 q& K1 K/ s/ ]: w; E2 v2 g 8 v: F) F1 U0 u1 R" _0 UTACAN - tactical air navigation system. An ultra-high frequency electronic navigation aid which provides suitably-equipped aircraft with a continuous indication of bearing and distance to the selected Tacan station. The distance element can be received by civilian DMF equipment, but otherwise Tacan is principally a military navaid. 2 F7 e! t( K# j( [6 x3 v$ a b, P# b i# Z TAF - Terminal Area Forecast. 0 G4 M3 g! w. S. u& x, [* j& ^; P - d3 C1 _2 L Y9 n- o. WTAS - true airspeed. Rectified airspeed corrected for altitude and outside air temperature. 7 n. L' N4 v' @; J7 O w( b1 |; M I) s x9 a, C1 p3 K) K% g TBO - time between overhauls, an engine manufacturer"s recommended overhaul interval in hours, a rough and not guaranteed guide to life expectancy of an aero-engine before it will need overhaul. 6 e l$ U$ H' E" F! M& y; M; @% b% d0 H i/ w7 L5 y0 r, S5 m TCA - Terminal Control Area (USA).6 @8 w% R2 N( D2 }7 |* a4 Y 9 ^3 T' U2 l8 b# Y. y$ g TCAS - traffic alert and collision avoidance system. U.S. developed radar-based airborne collision avoidance system operating independently of ground-based equipment. TCAS-I generates traffic advisories only, TCAS-II provides advisories and collision avoidance instructions in the vertical plane.8 b: ]5 T% e; x. `, {# q! P7 \ , N& ]* C A# F# {5 M- eTEMPO - temporarily, term used in Met reports. 0 d0 @ I- g' h7 j3 [2 U @9 G3 b8 z; ~) _5 R TET - turbine entry temperature.% z( X ^. ^4 S1 e' S7 ^* Q/ f3 z: S ) y! p! U5 ]+ d- `! H/ YTGT - turbine gas temperarture.5 r8 [8 w, r. e2 S, [* _, D% ` Z 4 c X/ O$ E9 x$ jTHR or thld - threshold. & S3 r9 B0 k- \4 `0 a+ }' y$ [) w4 Q TMA - Terminal Control Area. An area of controlled airspace at the intersection of airways in the vicinity of control zones (CTRs) around major airports.7 ^. p- O2 f) e- f* f1 S: s 2 a# ], i9 Q; f6 I) ]8 m TO - take-off (sometimes TKOF).; F8 G" f7 T& u4 K. l W5 C ! H( s+ B) s+ h- kTODA - take-off distance available. Also TODR, take-off distance required, and TORA, take-off run available.. L& K* y. b: O% i1 u / `2 v! ^7 D1 R! y' x6 A) J7 ktrack - actual flight path of an aircraft over the ground.- I) B, q, g5 O$ U. t * o3 B4 S" n) j* L. [ transponder - airborne receiver/transmitter portion of the SSR system which receives the interrogation signal from the ground and automatically replies according to mode and code selected. Modes A and B are used for identification, using a four-digit number allocated by air traffic control. Mode C gives automatic altitude readout from an encoding altimeter.0 C: V4 O1 c8 m& N' h& ` ; M, ^5 X4 F' L! b; wtransition altitude (TA) - altitude in the vicinity of an aerodrome at or below which the vertical position of an aircraft is controlled by reference to altitude, i.e. with the aerodrome QNH set on its altimeter. Above transition altitude QNE is set and flight levels used. Also transition level (TL) at which a descending aircraft changes from FL to QNH. & a! J* N2 I2 m+ ~# }& D: a: b! C. s( ^; g7 G; }! v trend - Met forecast for the next two hours, added to some METARs.! j* u/ L4 @+ I( ^: O. l) ?( N9 B. F / A" A7 _' h& e% v TSO - Technical Standard Order. A standard established by the U.S. FAA for quality control in avionics, instruments and other airborne equipment. If it complies, equipment is said to be "TSO"d" and is more expensive than similar non-TSO"s equipment.; x' o1 u; c& x5 L: I! p6 q1 T 6 C+ \6 O' z, j ?3 B% U2 r5 z" V: e9 lTTAF/E - total time airframe/engine,: V. \8 p* f, O6 @# M : a1 L6 E, f) YTTSN - total time since new( h7 s" x: q# B( b( B, e: R " C% [6 l$ Y4 ^8 @- m& w/ G TVOR - terminal VOR. A low-powered VOR located at or near an airport and used as an approach aid. * e- w' `% [4 s6 a# M" q; r y9 J# r8 U0 M2 A TWR - Tower (aerodrome control tower). - Y/ M- L" C! p6 s; S" G7 w' E 0 v( P; q0 g$ Q& uTWY - taxiway. : N1 H& l: J2 a- `% [# U; p: t0 C& u/ f6 ^: ~1 S0 M Tx - transmitter.4 w" `! |0 [0 B5 D) q % S3 q, y; M/ j. z. h8 f' p tyro - Can be used as an r/t call prefix by inexperienced pilots in distress or urgency situations to ensure they are not passed instructions beyond their capabilities. ' C! S! z C6 b- g* X5 a; M$ `$ R& `9 B [ U 3 u& |1 F) ~7 B$ NUAS - University Air Squadron. 8 D' V0 Z% t; C+ ^: _$ h+ P+ L' J, W6 H! B UDF - UHF direction finding. 1 u. f" I) V9 M7 j p' a+ F' ^6 b! n( MUFN - until further notice. ) E9 T" R' p6 f# ?3 N5 D5 j- ]1 j! G9 a7 b* @& T: D& p! S8 G' N UHF - ultra-high frequency. Radio frequencies in the 300-3,000 MHz band. ; i+ q. ?! e& a O( B L 6 g8 f# }' i% _6 k* z* yUHMRA - Upper Heyford Mandatory Radio Area. " N1 r2 S0 K( M7 V" x! g % I5 l$ \" q# l6 ^UIR - Upper InFORMation Region, covering the same geographic areas as a FIR, but extending vertically upwards from 24,500 feet, within which certain additional operational rules apply. Also UIS, Upper InFORMation Service. : r" ?6 Q. h* [. s9 B6 c* J! n" |' G3 w7 C Unicom - privately-operated advisory A/G radio service at uncontrolled airfields (USA). UNL - unlimited* f8 X( P2 M$ S% o8 i6 F3 y * B. t- n4 e! g* yu/s - unserviceable (i.e not working) when applied to an aircraft or its equipment. 4 P' ?1 d1 [7 C% D' C 2 \# ]5 d" \# ~3 l2 X. k4 P% |" q& G6楼  Re:[资料]机务英语角(欢迎大家添加,奖小飞机) $ k: _) Q4 b8 y/ I8 E6 g/ Q0 k' \  2005-06-07 22:52:31.0 ) @5 t$ u0 w$ Iyeimychina* H3 C3 w+ R3 u. l( f; B [机务] B7578 e7 \7 V) d- V8 G% Y 论坛版副 [ 专题] [AMECO-CARNOC 机务大队1 c1 @2 k0 [+ |) _; b- X 政委]【送福】 9 C. x5 j/ u! ~[编辑] [加入文集] [引用] [举报] [奖飞机] ; w. w/ M! y( p 2 g |& e5 B) |" O. V6 A u/s - unserviceable (i.e not working) when applied to an aircraft or its equipment./ E! U1 L6 @* y+ A7 a6 h% ` 0 [5 G# B7 j# |4 Y6 x3 M5 J/ G UTC - Co-ordinated Universal Time, FORMerly Greenwich Mean Time (see also Zulu).6 @' s9 G4 _0 T% U0 O0 D . g6 v6 J4 G6 T# S% u) ]) ZV $ S' l/ D \$ Q( c7 b7 J1 u! gV-speeds - designations for certain velocities relating to aircraft operation, thus: / z7 z! ` d- g# q( T' u2 U+ I% |. x1 ]% q! p( A4 h7 W7 o. K V1 decision speed, up to which it should be possible to abort a take-off and stop safely within the remaining runway length. After reaching V1 the take-off must be continued. $ D. j: X0 m) l. j' d/ Y7 f, N9 y Va design manoeuvring speed. The speed below which abrupt and extreme control movements are possible (though not advised) without exceeding the airframe"s limiting load factors. & @1 w4 A& @5 }7 ~ J. b' J& D Vfe maximum flap extension speed (top of white arc on ASI). . v& R& b# I) [* QVle maximum landing gear extended speed " f& j7 Q, q9 l# h: gVmca minimum control speed (air). The minimum speed at which control of a twin-engined aircraft can be maintained after failure of one engine. 6 @* v) v3 F2 }8 hVmo maximum operating speed. Also Mmo, Mach limit maximum operating speed. 1 x* |7 Z3 t6 Q; ]Vne never-exceed speed, "redline speed" denoted by a red radial on an ASI. * b. p, u$ Y, m# R5 U1 h9 t Vno normal operating speed. The maximum structural cruising speed allowable for normal operating conditions (top of green arc on ASI). " T9 Y8 y T" |) ] W+ rVr rotation speed, at which to raise the nose for take-off. % N( X* w- k, w3 \+ h7 TVso stalling speed at MTWA, in landing configuration with flaps and landing gear down, at sea level, ISA conditions (bottom of white arc on ASI). , ?: _4 | f! {- Q5 s Vx best angle of climb speed on all engines. : Y; ~! D4 j( x$ g+ m- w Vxse best engine-out angle of climb speed. 8 b. @) b' ^; Y/ fVy best rate of climb speed on all engines. . A; j/ z5 |7 j) p Vyse best engine-out rate of climb speed, "blueline speed" (blue radial on ASIs of light twins) 5 u7 p3 Z& s4 y2 Y! _ VAL - visual approach and landing chart.) E5 `! L# k$ M5 _! n; K% Y3 S % O- i& B( N4 N1 B; ]- S- H a* z+ Q var - variation (magnetic)0 H1 g( T& w8 L+ v, G: e" A # C) w8 E2 a; M% h+ R. R6 M, m VASI - visual approach slope indicator / q; a. ~3 T" ]& T8 u5 f + `& v+ d/ g) A% cVASIS - visual approach slope indicator system. A coloured light system providing visual guidance to the glidepath of a runway. . a% Q, {- ~5 Z) }: @4 P x7 `3 \7 Q VDF - very-high frequency direction-finding, whereby an aircraft"s bearing from a ground receiving station may be determined from its RT transmissions., V' a# s* r' L# d 8 i3 l8 d" O( R; O! \" [* b3 W vdu - visual display unit. 9 ^- M1 D' s% K3 J: {2 d8 U0 G7 S: h; T2 P: W+ K, n) y8 U G VFR - Visual Flight Rules. Prescribed for the operation of aircraft in visual meteorological conditions (VMC).VMC is generally defined as five miles visibility or more and 1,000 feet vertical and one nautical mile horizontal clearance from cloud, but variations apply to aircraft operating below 3,000 feet amsl. Special VFR (SVFR) clearances are granted at the discretion of ATC for VFR flight through some controlled airspace where IFR usually apply. Also CVFR, Controlled VFR Flight.6 F; a5 f7 F0 R 4 Z3 @2 M* J* s5 x8 ~9 Y* [$ K VGS - Volunteer Gliding School (RAF Air Cadets)( d) g4 U4 r" G& b* f# f" C( x7 ~ ! P" p. M% q8 i& P$ Y7 uVHF - very high frequency. Radio frequencies in the 30-300 MHz band, used for most civil air-to-ground communication.% r5 X8 H- Y4 C0 z( d: U' S1 U ! s1 x9 n' W! k& X* P, g' K+ Zvis - visibility.( a5 Y# g6 C( j5 y * K ]/ i+ u# ^5 T; x' I( f& N VLA - very light aircraft , t1 s& @' U r3 @2 R, g7 y) |# Q+ H8 y, t) w" i( ~* A4 d VLF - very low frequency. Radio frequencies in the 3-30 kHz band. 4 i. c: R0 ?* q ( m1 k8 j7 T; x. p+ PVLF/Omega - worldwide system of long-range navigation using VLF radio transmission. + v& v( I- p9 n2 o * g! M; x5 R$ g# pVMC - Visual Meterorological Conditions. See VFR, above. " B6 k" v. [: A0 @0 g3 W# I5 m7 ]4 V 0 V! K2 E3 f, X2 _! |! YVnav - vertical navigation. 5 }% z0 r0 i5 P4 s$ A' p B! E& k5 d1 e) T/ J3 tVne - never exceed airspeed8 H2 _, Y" ]4 L; m2 L4 W ( n, V8 X2 I* C8 @' E2 J Volmet - continuous recorded broadcasts of weather conditions at selected airfields. ' Q$ ?; k9 i" s- v3 \2 G$ q" u, P( l |3 J$ Z3 S. ?9 p& m; O VOR - very high frequency omnidirectional range. A radio navigation aid operating in the 108-118 MHz band. A VOR ground station transmits a two-phase directional signal through 360ø. the aircraft"s VOR receiver enables a pilot to identify his radial or bearing from/to the ground station. VOR is the most commonly used radio navigation aid in private flying. Increased accuracy is available in Doppler VORs (DVOR) which have replaced some VOR is the UK system. Also VORTAC, combined VOR and TACAN, and VOT, VOR test facility.8 ?/ B: \, P) M; O# D- E" A + Y5 U* k1 s# F! |7 K2 k, R5 @" c7 qVP - variable-pitch (propeller), whose blade angle can be altered in flight either automatically or manually.0 w9 @6 X5 }" n9 l1 G : A* B U5 }# a/ X) VVr - Rotation speed" H9 z2 B5 j" I % U& k p$ J @, O/ t+ \( n$ DVRP - visual reference point. (In the UK) Landmarks used for position reporting by aircraft operating VFR.1 B! b; N( M8 Q6 C - L* D) g7 W- {4 G/ g( D& U VSI - vertical speed indicator. One of the primary flight instruments showing rate of climb or descent. Also IVSI, instantaneous VSI.! k4 A, G3 l v) h0 ] * e6 ?& j* E, W, k. ?# ~ V/STOL - vertical/short take-off and landing, `3 F. e2 t* b9 O/ q $ F/ @ y$ C# J w VTOL - vertical take-off and landing. ; {5 s. s$ j ]8 J q Z+ d6 v$ t8 B1 W kVTR - vocational training relief. Tax releif granted by the Inland Revenue against the cost of certain commercial pilot training courses. 4 N2 c! a% a3 l3 n- K# E% I& _6 M( g! e+ w3 E/ v) S W 7 y! c6 Q [0 \" ~+ t3 p. i wake turbulence - wingtip vortices generated behind a wing producing lift. Behind a large heavy aircraft they can be powerful enough to roll or even break up a smaller aircraft. 3 X c! a- ?: D2 p: F% ?0 H8 C$ @* e WAT - weight-and-temperature.4 v* w3 f9 ~( }! o# c( @ y* E c# M7 C0 _4 L w.e.f. - with effect from. Also w.i.e., with immediate effect.; e7 }) \( Y$ ^) x4 r5 Z + ]8 D/ ]4 i/ K( l8 Q0 J1 w3 zwet - when refering to aircraft hire charges means "fuel included"$ @* M2 t1 D! L5 X8 V% s , V1 Y0 v1 f' G) L2 D( W& Pwind shear - localised change in wind speed and/or direction over a short distance, resulting in a tearing or shearing effect, usually at low altitude, that can cause a sudden loss of airspeed with occasionally disastrous results if encountered when taking-off or landing. ! W( d* ^# ]1 r' K" W+ W5 Z0 `* f+ U# X" @9 A WIP - work in progress.5 I8 e8 N7 l/ f ; y1 ^( a- ]9 ]7 o0 N WP - waypoint.2 c7 J% H7 i R9 p @, T& x; K }; [2 Vwt - weight. J5 `1 f' d. t, i: Z/ n3 D 6 ` H: Y. g- O. ^Wx - weather. * Q, `' i; }1 M) G4 _3 E+ v/ V- n4 r. k WX NIL - no significant weather, term used in Met reports.

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Air Conditioning System(空调系统)/ `# w0 ]: E/ I   PACK空调主件 3 G0 w/ a3 G5 ^ T! I  HOT BLEED AIR热引气 3 \! T4 F: i% t3 P- J4 {2 y  OUTLET DUCT外流管' D- z& b; h: M+ X% H   BYPASS VALVE旁通活门 $ K1 r M0 t% t0 x, |  RAM AIR冲压空气% O) u; C- n2 m5 R   INLET SCOOP进气口 4 n4 y* b5 m. d4 t8 O/ j  TRIM AIR VALVE调节空气' o( z4 Y$ \8 I! _; f   PACK FLOW SWITCH空调主件流量, ^* z: @/ P [4 Q8 H1 u; I   EXTRACTOR FAN排气风扇2 [/ C) m. |2 O! r3 y( {0 f   GUARDED FLAP有保护盖的导片& H, |0 n( X3 ~) G   ISOLATION VALVE隔离活门& @$ m' A2 P- F2 i   “LIGHT OUT”AUTO POSITION“灯灭”自动状态2 F4 K* o$ m# m& r0 E$ X) U3 E) ?   BLOWER鼓风机 8 E0 H. L# R) N. p5 ^5 u/ z( H3 A  EXTRCTOR排风扇" j) H" Q: c9 S1 T0 ?$ i   OVERBOARD机外 9 S1 k% p, x1 ?6 \; F& W, R* x  ONBOARD机上0 p0 |# Q- Q, M& R   OPEN-CIRCUIT开路 6 y) c% G" v' T2 L$ o; Q7 n  CLOSED-CIRCUIT闭路* A: B" t& `) R; `6 W* t   CONFIGURATION形态 & @; ]8 T, E; t4 S  PASSENGER LOAD乘客载荷) `5 B. G- i! A- p4 r; c) v W   DOWNSTREAM下游 9 s5 E4 w- {+ e( I% m  STANDING WATER积水0 p* M! T. q2 i; c   ATLN(ALTERNATE)备份 ! ^/ c8 s: o2 k: J& X  CHANNEL通道 3 P! _9 D( T% ^9 r9 L  PNEUMATIC气源# Z6 o* @2 H" D, N# s0 N7 S" {   DUAL双的 i. g. Y$ T4 b2 M c; \9 `   SWITCH OVER交换 3 q5 b' H/ X& {+ z+ _' b; q2 p  PRE-COOLER预冷机' F' \3 X& z7 J7 g0 [   COOLANT冷却剂& c0 R* `5 ?/ U2 n/ o   AMBER琥珀色& V7 `2 L$ ]. b( M# L   VENTILATION通风 $ Z: a/ {9 a5 y1 e6 k  CIRCUIT BREAKER跳开关5 S9 m) t; C' j0 B! W   PRESSURIZATION(增压) % H1 Y) N* b+ {( t3 g! Z+ ~  FLAPPER VALVES瓣状活门$ n8 g4 r9 i! L0 f   PROFILE剖面: N; O) u: A. S( i   TOGGLE扳钮开关 . Y" ?4 e/ n0 n0 x  VACUUM真空+ K. ^1 L. u, K* ?1 ~) i3 Y& w   ISAO BARIC等压 . m& Y7 g# }4 v  BAROMETRIC气压 * K z O' Y: L3 D* \8 A7 N' \ X  PRESSURE DIFFERENTIALS压差+ Q6 C- d ]( N/ _" N2 {% N# B   ANEROID SWITCH膜盒气压 4 E0 x+ k% `' @  STBY(STANDBY)备份 7 i0 |5 k3 c3 E3 i; j9 F  DC DIRECT CURRENCY直流电 5 u$ t( D5 _$ J7 B' y8 c  PSI(POUND PER SQUARE INCH)磅/平方英尺 " @2 I b! l3 P8 }  DITCH水上迫降; N6 R$ o5 v$ D" y5 t; R   SUPERCHARGER增压器/ F% j1 U+ b2 x; e# m$ E3 i   INADVERTENT偶然的 / B3 |6 W8 g6 A; g# g3 _0 R5 ]% j  LEAKAGE漏、渗9 ]) l1 P3 Z5 f4 g$ ]! {2 P9 x$ n   APRON停机坪 9 Z* h# U% c8 e0 ^  CEILING顶板 4 N2 w O( G+ G3 ]2 e- ^' c  FREIGHT货机6 |; q* U: m& d- q; k3 b   ACCESSORY副件: y1 k$ l2 h+ v6 T8 a   THROTTLE LEVER油门杆 ( g3 r0 x2 l/ j n( k2 i  CRUISE巡航+ k1 ~( P' X2 A/ a9 z9 N1 L   NEGATIVE RELIEF VALVE负压释放活门 ( ^- [1 w9 s7 C" t( ^8 Z+ U  POSITIVE PRESSURE正压 & P# t3 q' D( _. @ T& P  AIRPORT ELEVATION机场标高2 [# F6 X: Z3 L8 l7 G   AUTOPILOT(自动驾驶)! k+ R3 \2 e; S4 n, B8 l   MOMENTUM动量* A& t1 L* S7 n7 L4 v# S   MIMICKING模仿 0 M+ q; u7 u7 H  GLARE-SHIELD遮光板6 V& ~; @; @# S+ t& B   ACTUATORS制动器 * k. F# ~' c# i  SURVEILLANCE监视 & ]8 a( ~" S9 Z  TRAJECTORY轨迹* F3 L" e9 f1 g T, x   QUADRANT油门操纵杆* S A1 o; @. {# ?4 y   FLEX(FLEXIBLE)灵活的 6 o8 [+ V, {( W6 m$ t; C& Y1 [$ m/ w  MCT(MAXIMUM CONTINUE THRUST)最大连续推力 0 [! m, x+ v4 R! Q7 C* O  ELEVATORS升降舵 Z: M. g Y) Q( e N  AILERON副翼 $ ]+ t2 ?: S; g) L* k  NAVAID助航( _1 d" D7 t2 p% Y; u* Z3 i, q" f   SID(STANDARD INSTRUMENT DEPARTURE)标准仪表离场5 ~8 L! R2 k0 X5 B5 f4 u: c& `   STAR(STANDARD TERMINAL ARRIVAL ROUTE)标准进场程序6 F$ _4 a E7 O; F1 G8 H$ w. o1 @7 g. `   MISSED APPROACH(GO AROUND)复飞, [* R& \3 h+ F! n. t+ ?1 A   DYNAMIC动力的 + m3 w+ u6 r# F  AUGMENTATION增加、增益 L: o# |" V; v- E+ l, v   FLIGHT ENVELOPE飞行包线6 d4 I& f! @/ H; z; a) K: ~   CDU(CONTOL DISPLAY UNIT)控制显示组件+ {0 C/ g# D4 H. D   FMA(FLIGHT MODE ANNUNCIATOR)飞行方式显示器 $ h7 `1 C+ ?: r7 z  ADIRS(AIR DATA AND INERTIAL REFERENCE SYSTEM)大气数据及惯性基准系统 7 J7 I9 q+ J# G6 W" F1 _+ T+ G  MCP(MODE CONTROL PANEL)方式控制面板 4 Q3 ~8 w$ }$ d; k6 o( _- r  GPS(GLOBAL POSIITON SYSTEM)全球定位系统 " O7 _; ^( G7 @ j  FLARE平飘. r' W1 Z: h3 h s: e1 U; r   TOUCHDOWN接地点" k/ Y3 e8 i: C% T# \ p( O% d [3 l   FLY-BY-WIRE电传操纵 4 G9 s( h& S1 N5 C: f, I/ h  ACCELEROMETER加速器0 ?7 I0 e" {, u   ALIGNMENT对准、校准5 C8 i$ o/ n8 F4 ?$ ?- K' u/ \   SERVOMOTOR伺服马达' _: B) `5 i) P$ A; r: ]   GYROSCOPE陀螺 / t2 m4 x, o, T2 f. w3 @& J$ a- m  THRUST REDUCTION ALT减推力高度1 Q. U2 a' b- _+ Y   REVERSE反推: @( {* H# E0 e q: i4 L   ARM预位 a; m9 z D6 b% a( p0 z   FPA(FLIGHT PATH ANGLE)飞行航径角 " i, @% y+ ?$ B% h7 p  LOCALIZER航向道3 v$ T5 v+ i) h$ ]6 g4 v4 N) _( Y   IDLE慢车 / {0 A' ~& d% n) `  DETENT卡位' d7 i9 F9 V5 B ?   FPV(FLIGHT PATH VECTOR)飞行航径矢量 1 e' t3 L+ w5 p9 R, L! m7 N  CRM(COCKPIT RESOURCE MANAGEMENT)驾驶舱资源管理2 k: T4 a6 f- S   PF(PILOT-FLIGHT)把杆飞行员 ( }$ ^" n. S2 @& y6 o; E  PFD(PRIMARY FLIGHT DISPLAY)主飞行显示 7 `6 _$ s) g3 Z; r- T- h* a  PULLEY滑轮ROLL滑跑1 R" q+ E, A. D   SCROLL翻动、卷起 . m8 f: M" g) S2 \4 _: E  SLEW上下选页/ t* ^- F- t7 I' e6 F. v$ h, X   VELOCITY速度' i: i2 T7 ~/ Q; Z& J   DATA BASE LOADER数据库装载机 . C2 W- [( O% f1 k: q  ALPHA/NUMERIC KEY BOARD字母/数字键盘# U) C; r/ B) g1 q; \0 q. q   SCRATCH PAD草稿栏 % W5 f0 Z) t2 F9 U0 {  DYNAMIC AND BACKGROUD DATA动态和背景数据 0 r4 M2 O% |9 S- V  TROPOPAUSE对流层顶( F4 H9 T. b/ @0 D: u$ C) I   CYAN深蓝色 % K1 U! O+ p6 X: {: B5 \0 d  COST INDEX成本指数' ]" e5 \0 z" n) k7 R# F! S; j   ALIGNMENT校准 : {% L6 t7 b" B) k2 |  PROMPT提示符 & g: v$ j/ v; A6 Z  EFOB(ESTIMATED FUEL ON BOARD)预计机上燃油) ?( [) c* M1 a, c3 E9 \   MAGENTA品红色、洋红色1 \" Z5 n" R6 l+ ^   EAT(ESTIMATED TIME OF ARRIVING)预计到达时间3 \+ S' H, j1 ]/ E. [9 Y4 P   ADC(AIR DATA COMPUTER)大气数据计算机6 ]9 q. l' Y, s5 X. i   CRT(CATHODE RAY TUBE)阴极射线管 ! [* Z. F- i, n4 A  BITE(BUILD-IN TEST EQUIPMENT)内装测试设备/ y" h; l2 w; M3 A/ M" m   DEFAULT缺席 " R4 _' I5 s4 N, X: c  LSK(LINE SELECT KAY)行选键 4 z" _' o; a( ~+ M$ R" y" z. {  ASYMMETRIC不对称+ w& L( O* f' L# m& M   TERMINAL AREA终端区域 % s" e+ M3 }! u2 A6 U  COORDINATE经纬度 7 w; D; D& b( X Z: D  RNVA AREA NAVIGATION区域导航 7 y$ z) J$ f1 U) g( |& U- d7 d  EN-ROUTE在航路上1 l( X: M. [8 J4 V" X   CFDS(CENTRALIZED FAULT DISPLAY SYSTEM)集中显示系统 s- Y. R! A- H w  COMMUNICATION(通讯)9 l ?( J0 U+ s. N   VIBRATIONS振动 a8 }: Z6 k1 J0 j7 p7 d$ T! X   IMPULSES脉冲 5 d$ j% n. {7 L# o; Z' w5 d  ANTENNA大线6 N! ^# Z! b" \: G0 A5 h; y5 R" H   MEGAHERTZ兆赫兹 8 W$ ?& _, v8 y8 N4 @3 q  CURVATURE弯曲曲度 S1 j- M% B6 `) a   IONOSPHERE电离层" o2 p6 y) u! Z% Y' Z   TRANSCEIVER无线电收发机! h) E$ `" q% Y' ]8 C: T0 j   RACK设备架 : K, i# \) R" v7 `2 G  SQUELCH静噪、噪声控制% V# X( {: K1 ^1 q4 h   PASSENGER ADDRESS旅客广播 9 R' }9 m5 d- ?" g) P3 {7 q  CABIN INTEROHONE客舱内话 3 x% e# r# w% O$ G8 |1 ~  INTERPHONE内话机6 ]1 H- B7 Z6 x1 P# e1 c, T" B$ n6 u   EVACUATION疏散0 A0 D- s3 `$ A/ p5 w. W   ROTARY旋转的 % R; [2 J: Y3 X' ~$ M; v  KNOB旋钮 7 }/ V# f0 p# H' P& R( l  DEDICATED专用的 $ J# V' O6 ~7 |- }  BUZZER蜂鸣声3 f6 F& G/ j, I @ ~   BOOM SET吊杆耳机 . x, B/ n" F, \+ i  HEAD SET耳机 ) v2 B( J2 ?. n# V8 Y, W2 K( r  SELCAL选择呼叫 & a7 @1 @4 Y* U  ACTIVE正在使用 ! [4 x9 U4 T( F, e# Z2 w  HOT MIKE ; f& Q6 D4 H* T/ D/ U. {3 h  PRESS TO TALK(PTT)按下发话$ n7 [4 [+ ~! \ ?6 X" [; \* k   LATCHED锁住6 B L) o) ]& s1 [ D   PREEMPT优先占有/ o3 f7 A- d4 h) v   STUCK阻塞0 V# z9 l2 L2 \3 ?' _2 s0 m0 u5 V   PLUG插入 ( B! u% r5 t. Y: l e  STRAIN滤网 * b, i2 @8 }# U V5 {; s- \. ^  SHIELD过滤, Y# D. m% A* ]) G5 V   ROCK SWITCH摇式电门3 A- I0 X6 J9 T5 _2 E   FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM(I) " N# |) }- G6 A$ X' c  (飞行控制(一))# X+ v0 [5 ~7 o3 J# y) E. V1 u   REJECTED T/O中断起飞8 r/ W3 z6 m/ i; L4 S# H0 ?   CONVENTIONAL通用的- C3 P( a8 _7 f$ G L   WHEEL驾驶盘 # ]7 q! j- z% o% _- \ L  COLUMN驾驶杆$ [ N( u8 Q( W$ u   PEDAL脚蹬 0 E ~# @( T' |" r( O  SURFACE舵面( N, `1 T6 Z9 R2 W9 T. f, e   RUDDER方向舵6 |' y/ p4 U, c5 _1 [, p   SPEED-BRAKE减速板7 T* m7 b: f0 w5 ^" ^( D6 A" r   FLAP襟翼 8 x/ k" z! j0 P0 q, J! i+ y. m  STAB TRIM调整片 / a1 O2 N5 L0 C6 j- ~& k  OVERRIDE SWITCH超控电门8 l' |2 B% k- x; U+ S   YAW DAMPER偏航阻尼器3 W) T+ t! ]; i   CENTERING MECHANISM定中机械 : h, O; L/ Y4 S% n  SWEEP BACK后掠 0 A! a. R% O/ T, X# t( a) @7 }9 p/ @. S  SPOILER扰流板. G/ }% f: ?4 E5 C   JAM卡阻$ F$ Q6 z" g0 f, v; y, X7 Q1 T; t. X   ROLL滚转(横滚) - P; e/ l A! S& x  PITCH俯仰" ~% r3 a/ _0 M# |% l   STABILIZER安定面 1 p: t$ C: ]2 h3 E3 ^  YAW偏航! e. @) F ?. v3 Q0 T, y% D   YAW DAMPER RATE GYRO偏航率陀螺仪) Z+ T5 C9 P* m8 i8 |, R   LONGITUDINAL AXIS纵轴 + `6 }* j% ?: I0 X1 z2 B2 ^  VERTICAL AXIS垂轴 4 V. H1 T' O2 a7 k# j  LATERAL AXIS横轴1 ?1 b3 J4 h6 I0 J' X   ACTUATING CYLINDER作动筒 d1 N* z& W" \* E. n0 O  FAIRED POSITION中立位: C! Q9 o# `1 o   FALL INTO SPIN进入螺旋+ ` W# ]$ P# K   AIRFOIL翼部面 ! W) j" T! f: O" W# Y* j4 d" F2 d, `  FLIGHT CONTROL SYSTEM(II), O1 `8 _7 y* ~   (飞行控制(二))8 D* w7 U* c; Q# w   SECONDARY FLIGHT CONTROL辅助飞行操纵 6 C0 y: V0 X8 I- _  HIGH LIFT DEVICE增升装置 w2 R: S% O+ n& D  TRAILING EDGE(TE)后缘 . f( [3 }/ }0 p/ \9 ]. t' z3 s  LEADING EDGE(LE)前缘 % H; U, I, a! Y: ?6 U  POWER TRANSFER UNIT(PTU)动力传输装置* P1 J h, J) @9 a% q3 W, _   STALL失速3 z1 i% u' F+ _9 h& }   MANEUVER机动飞行1 V8 _3 v' ^; E1 ~2 o2 t, i, C1 R   INBOARD内侧 |3 K X- W, y* m2 x   OURBOARD外侧 / `0 B, q* x, X ^: f4 v  SLOTTED开缝的2 H6 K" d' d" N   THREE SLOTTED FLAP三开缝襟翼4 P4 m3 L2 Q6 X   DRAG阻力$ F1 G) x) e! ~4 s4 \   COMPARATOR比较仪: F1 L) d- K% q$ S8 z$ e   ROLL RATE滚转率 5 N5 \: \- O: U8 d  MIXER混合器% `8 j7 l8 ?0 _0 `; K1 b. R! U   DEFLECTION偏转9 p5 G) ]! u2 P: f( k   AERODYNAMIC MEAN CHORD平均空气动力弦- @0 Y! ]- o2 k9 n ^( `! ?1 p' w- I   TORQUE扭力5 U' B) }3 q- j! @7 t( |- ^   JACK千斤顶% j7 |& j3 O- b* L2 d   FIRE PROTECTION(I) ) q# X: f1 Y' ]6 s3 ^# d  (防火(一))5 ?2 {) W+ Y) j- ^4 p5 n3 ~   FIRE PROTECTION防火 , x8 v6 a; M6 h: I' \  OVERHEAT超温! J' O+ Z* B C0 b8 Q& K9 D   FIRE DETECTION探火7 Y: R. d0 t) S. `' p   FIRE DETECTION LOOP探火环 8 u2 z! w5 S' G" c3 E  FIRE ALERT火警戒 X8 |9 j' Z$ W1 E, J4 U( A# ]   FAULT MONITORING CIRCUIT失效监控电路 1 J" @% N9 M9 a  WARNING BELL火警铃 ' R+ G) d" z2 f  GROUND PROXIMITY近地 " p6 H; A: A r K9 c  ENGINE INDICATING AND CREW ALERTING SYSTEM(EICAS)发动机指示和机组警戒系统# R& u$ L/ b6 W U' D: _% j6 X   CATHODE-RAY-TUBE阴极射线管9 d: B* d3 F, ?: A0 j( b   ENGINE NACELLE发动机舱 ) v% w0 w9 {8 a; ` P. l  CARGO COMPARTMENT货舱- ]& a4 P9 O5 r" J! m: B4 g   THERMAL SWITCH热电门. Q. l" \* n# ^# H) ]   CONTINUOUS-LOOP连续环路 % P7 a3 T) l# g; N' e/ K/ E" y( A  BIMETALLIC双金属的 ) r3 T5 C% [, M  CERAMIC CORE陶瓷芯 " b! V2 W7 T% S  INCONEL TUBE因康镍合金管+ ^ u- P$ _5 J4 q& p   CERAMIC BEAD陶瓷珠 0 E( S$ `) q& Z# W6 l; f+ g0 N  EUTECTIC SALT易熔盐6 L1 k0 X9 D. C! G6 Y   MALFUNCTION失效3 I6 C* q+ N7 e* p4 Y   SMOKE DETECTION烟雾探测' D, k$ h& C/ n* D* [   SQUIB爆炸帽 " H) ]; K" l; U* @ w c! K3 s) ~  (防火(二))+ H% ~: Y) z0 y3 X t   LOCK DOWN下锁 6 J: q' ^5 W, C. e1 Z: [- P  INADVERTENT疏忽大意' P% E* R. S! ~   SHUTDOWN关车! A* @' o) c: r$ l' R1 Z4 Y3 p   UNLOCK开锁$ Q7 G! e; f- |; h   TRIP跳开关6 A/ d5 N8 `2 w3 f   THRUST REVERSER反推 M! R( I8 e c# `, e& S   INERT COLD GAS AGENTS惰冷气灭火剂8 q& f! B9 s# Z" ~% u( ]   OXIDIZER氧化剂 1 ]( q' v f2 _' l5 V  CARBON DIOXIDE(CO2)二氧化碳 $ w4 X& g' O7 M; @! p; j ^& @  NITROGEN(N1)氮 2 z! s3 F' b! j7 ~$ `$ [; }. {  INERT GAS惰气$ X1 S) W/ F( W8 B% z0 U   TOXICITY毒性# K: A# f8 s3 n7 W   FREON氟利昂/ F, v8 C% F( w! v. H- X   SOLVENT溶剂: A# Q6 h6 N; d8 v0 K   COMPATIBLE与……相溶3 r2 m7 Y5 Q% ]; X   CARTRIDGE燃爆筒 u6 g% c+ d2 S0 ?& d! K$ @$ C9 e   LAGGING绝缘材料 1 I5 x& F6 n/ I9 u: q# P* ]  SOAK浸、泡0 ? [: _, } x; C5 ~   RESIDUE滤渣、残余物; j; U! |, B9 n' h$ a, @   EXTINGUISHING AGENT灭火剂 $ q" ]2 }& @9 ]7 j: A/ H  PRESSURE GAUGE压力表: X" i4 q6 t) m ?$ H9 H   MANIFOLD管道7 K/ q( x# X) w7 s2 I5 u   RUPTURE破裂 n9 h9 d. B, }   UPHOLSTERY饰面材料! I- C8 N% B4 l3 A   NOXIOUS GAS毒气( d6 M6 Z* g- s0 b# Q1 O   ELECTRICAL SYSTEM(I); J. @ |3 ?: w7 R0 Q8 Z   (电子系统(一))% i7 f. x9 W1 H! d1 _   GENERATE发电 3 e7 T/ B* [# K  DISTRIBUTE配电 6 [& N9 r4 H b4 \8 s1 `  ESSENTIAL POWER重要设备电源 # V# w. ?6 o+ j6 {2 t/ Q; p  VOLTAGE电压, x5 h6 g7 [ C8 W7 h1 M" |9 R   PHASE相 6 N1 z! j' s1 [% ^8 _3 q/ L- i  TRANSFORMER RECTIFIER UNIT(TRU)变压整流器 , x+ V, `$ X' p$ i5 F/ F$ L# ]  BUS汇流条 # v$ R1 z# k8 E1 V$ }( X9 [  LIGHTING CIRCUIT照明电路5 e8 X5 x% [ [) q   EMERGENCY POWER应急电源% o* m( n- C+ ]2 h* C7 y3 R   STANDBY POWER备用电源: ^, K0 f3 f7 I# r1 R( P2 D9 Y   ONBOARD机载 5 E4 m, h9 d2 u" b0 U% t  STATIC INVERTER静变流机) I2 S( z4 H' l   BATTERY电瓶5 w7 m) t7 E) A" K: A4 z$ ~   RAM AIR-DRIVER GENERATOR冲压空气驱动发电机 - q' k- [$ J3 |6 c/ P  NICKEL CADMIUM BATTERY镍镉电池' l% L) M3 b# ~7 t7 W6 A   CONSTANT SPEED DRIVE(CSD)恒速驱动) z8 L9 ?0 H* ~+ J7 [/ D   FREQUENCY电频$ W' @) C7 {; }) M! H( `   INTEGRATED DRIVE GENERATOR(IDG)综合驱动发电机7 O, V( X& ] {8 R# W   ENGINE-DRIVEN GENERATOR发动机驱动的发电机 1 C# s! H7 D7 C& q9 C) W9 X  BATTERY CHARGER电瓶充电器! a* Y4 g. |" l+ Y4 y   SWITCHED HOT BATTERY BUS转换热电瓶汇流条- y/ }- ?- J# v+ s   ELECTRICAL LOAD电载荷 7 a0 D5 _* T) A% z+ x8 h  ELECTRICAL SYSTEM(II) 0 f0 N. }5 c! O4 S5 k0 f0 h  (电子系统(二)) ( N; e4 S6 ]+ n1 o4 _  TRANSFER BUS转换汇流条 5 ]5 A# w8 Q0 o7 ?; @  TRANSFER RELAY转换继电器 5 C! S/ T, \; c  RESPECTIVE各自的, Z+ V8 l3 S9 g7 J5 O9 Z' Q2 y+ J! G   MOMENTARILY瞬间的 5 O5 Y/ f% ~3 P: g2 J/ G. k  ONSIDE本侧 / A' n; o+ r& r  LOAD载荷、电荷" b3 J0 g+ L9 W( L. N   TRIP OFF跳开 @1 Y. F, B& s0 Y6 ~   CHARGE充电 " P# [5 X: ^+ f/ Q6 f3 g* z6 o  SERVICE BUS勤务汇流条 " O- c1 ~* v6 Z3 h6 H+ l  SPLIT BUS分裂汇流条- @- o0 N' \8 |4 P" f. g1 ^6 j   BUS TIE BREAKER(BTB)汇流条连接断路器 7 z4 z8 t. H# d1 a4 R  GENERATOR CONTROL UNIT(GCU)发动机控制组件( E; M. Q, F- D$ ~: V1 C8 Y( W$ K   MONITOR监控 2 ^) O; Y1 ~$ d1 S2 r9 ]9 u  DIVISION分配, t6 c) D- \ s/ k& ~( D% y   DIFFERENTIAL PROTECTION CURRENT TRANSFORMERS(DPCTs)压差保护电流变压器6 {5 @' n+ s) S1 k; f6 v8 I, F   OPEN断开% w" z) j/ _% D+ Q; |   SHORT短路 5 n+ l2 q, `' K- A  SYNCHRONOUS BUS同步汇流条$ e1 F4 ^; C- Q   FUEL(燃油) ' @- ^1 ^- C m" W$ K: j6 I  INNER FUEL TANK内侧燃油箱 " K& o3 a! V9 t9 I/ J' K  INTEGRAL TANK整体油箱 / A9 r9 @) v5 d' o* B0 M  WING/FUSELAGE STRUCTURE机翼/机身结构 $ `$ B3 G! C& Z" F; h3 a0 Z( [- d  WING TIP翼尖" T& s7 \* O' Z: ?7 z   FUEL NOZZLE燃油喷嘴$ v! w. @ n$ g% A8 W   CIRCULATE循环 $ D+ p: ?8 J" B# q: A! }  VENT SURGE TANK通风(防震动)油箱 ; s0 F ~; H/ Y  SPILLAGE溢出 3 j. ] p2 ^! Y  CROSS-LINE横条线 # ]# M. S7 ]) |  DIVERT转向 + Z F* B6 ], D5 t2 h- i- O  GROSS WEIGHT(GW)全重 d2 V+ Q. l6 z  REFUEL ACCESS DOOR加油板的盖板! ^+ K* |$ w( ]$ N4 ^   REFUEL COUPLING DOOR加油口盖- X2 U* `- j5 O* b' e   SHROUD DRAIN MAST排放管罩 6 i* S7 [- D8 {  E/WD ENGINE AND WARNING DISPLAY发动机警告指示 + t3 N) a; s2 A; @% U; F  SPOUT喷射/ O$ f) K9 O" {6 S5 m8 o   INJECT喷射. r& H& C4 n" H   CROSS FEED VALVE交输供油活门* v1 @, V" c. E9 J) \. p6 E# h& p   SUCTION VALVE虹吸活门$ U( C7 B: _3 r' x, p& D8 r) C3 ^   CONDENSATION OF MOISTURE水气凝结8 c2 @2 a7 N1 B8 q G* t" O   SEDIMENT沉积物 5 y. ]" v% C" ?; _; J  RUPTURE破裂! D4 t; @* J, P3 H4 \& \$ h   OVERFLOW DRAIN溢流口4 _- D2 }+ m+ x! G' b( u! O   REPLENISH加油 k2 C& u4 L7 Z5 ^! J$ `: i8 |  REFUEL PANEL ACCESS DOOR加油面板盖板 . o1 p- S. E+ Q3 i$ u7 D3 A  SINGLE REFILLING POINT单点加油口& `# G& |$ [. |9 L4 d0 k$ ^   REFUEL COUPLING DOOR加油连接口盖 6 R0 ~: R1 i1 ]! ]" x! k+ q$ B/ }/ }  SURGE TANK通风油箱 - ^. H O- T# f( m F/ i+ i  MAGNETIC FUEL LEVEL INDICATOR磁性油尺8 r* L: B& h/ @5 H" {7 f5 U   FLUSH齐平 + W" ^- P4 s9 q2 i. N4 _' N- v6 L: S  DRAIN VALVE排放活门、排水活门5 j8 R" P/ u$ k! q# |. J1 U   MAINTENANCE维护、维修1 X+ @- f1 E3 b6 X   FLOAT VALVE浮子活门6 S0 R: h6 Y; I4 D6 y- e7 b5 X   FILLER CAP漏斗口 1 ]/ K' B1 Q1 [$ J# a' E T O9 I  DUMP/JETTISON放油 # D3 t( M1 j, p  HYDRAULIC SYSTEM(液压系统)$ j) W y+ I% Z2 a   RESERVOIR液压油箱、水库 2 ?* J: g! u! V6 c5 t$ J  FILTER滤器、滤纸; u1 ~# C' ]7 F; b+ j   ACCUMULATOR储压器、储蓄器+ k9 q8 e3 h' h: N- n. u6 ?1 A- T   EXPEL排出、赶出+ V! t* A5 ?& X+ ]: D   PISTON活塞" Z s$ P" a# k" M% u3 ^" d+ ?   CHARGE释放、放出 8 G/ I/ p7 O. |* j  WHEEL BRAKE机轮刹车装置 2 H! F, Y0 c4 u  NOSE WHEEL STEERING前轮转向操纵 : s! a5 I) z* ^9 {* l4 ?8 g! G7 G0 W s  PRIMARY FLIGHT CONTROL SURFACE主飞行操纵面( p6 P" e1 h( i& o" y% J   PRESSURE REGULATOR调压器) O' T* W; H/ X. ] }, ?1 X   EMERGENCY PUMP应急泵 i9 s) e6 S( N5 L4 }( o2 a# p4 U  CHECK VALVE单向活门 " W" e. J) P8 N5 V; f' E2 ~% F) U3 Z- A; n  SELECTOR VALVE选择活门 ' X6 F& p) b1 f5 q  ACTUATING VALVE卸荷活门7 B! B# {( _1 Z0 m5 Z3 l   PREDETERMINED VALVE预定值 ) f8 t/ y6 s4 o. ?; h3 B' ] s  BALL VALVE球形活门* E, J" ]: n, J' h& a" |3 H. x' E7 s   RETURN LINE回油管路& @* W6 L3 c% i$ U   SPRING PRESSURE弹簧压力8 R5 `- S: h( A3 {% }" ~. i   STANDPIPE竖管 - t+ x: b5 B: M1 F! A  ICE AND RAIN(冰和雨) , W' V# ~& b% b5 \* R6 a1 a  REPELLENT防护剂 ; q# s+ o1 w( M* s `  SPRAY喷、向……喷射 $ V9 u7 Y1 P5 ?  PERFORATE穿孔于 e9 V$ g' P7 ?   THERMAL ANTI-ICING SYSTEM热防冰系统7 `5 V' ]- Y5 l7 N6 Y   POTABLE WATER LINES饮用水线 ! U) d+ R! R5 j$ ? r( y1 o  WINDSHIELD风挡 . M9 S, Y. U9 d( `5 o; ~  ENGINE COWL发动机整流罩9 r$ J( A# S/ h( ]9 b# @( u+ g" w   WIPER刮水器 9 L6 B0 n- S- C! L4 p0 p  STATIC PORT静压口! |7 `0 v% B9 [, c   AOA(THE ANGLE OF ATTTACK)迎角' t! C( h8 X. ?; m! y6 j9 q   TAT(TOTAL AIR TEMPERATURE)全温 4 t" R2 x7 @: x* R/ K6 ?9 v  SAT(STATIC AIR TEMPERATURE)静温0 k! d: ]# }6 s, }   VINYL CORE乙烯树脂内芯0 t1 n6 ] u) ]' @# r: i, R! _   GLASS PANE玻璃窗格. _3 e% Q& C2 P8 R( C( t1 P   BIRD-STRIKE鸟击 8 P' s, j$ f5 I  CONDUCTIVE COATING导电涂层 4 Y: O! ~( W7 ?( p& ~  ACRYLIC PANE丙烯酸树脂% l: h' K' ^, s9 \# D0 }2 W4 A   ANGLE AIRFLOW SENSOR气流角度传感器. P, j- V# k6 W/ J! _' `' V! f* m4 {5 K   DALAY CIRCUIT延迟电路9 `" t+ P( x( \* y+ p, }& T( ?   SOLENOID VALVE电磁活门 ) ~; |" L0 y3 o3 a+ `, l5 e  SIGHR GAGE目视测量表2 L$ U2 i8 I: D- }# i' k. W, `8 I   ATTENTION GATTER提醒灯 w) H1 p/ w8 r' f3 D4 d; \( C  CHRONOGRAPH记时器1 U: I& I1 f" X: `( l5 }- L4 W   ELAPSED TIME已飞时间$ N5 o7 j. M! ^ [9 E2 B$ M5 O- _5 J2 x   PARAMETER参数 : @: a7 K; ~: ^$ ~  CHECKLIST检查单 0 r& q5 N, }) _6 t0 U% a7 A9 y  DISPENSE WITH省略 & x# L( u1 `% x" i" ]4 a8 i  UN-CLUTTER混乱 . m. ~% n \& \! T7 O; Z" A! p  UTC(COORDINATED UNIVERSAL TIME)协调世界时 3 A2 b+ n7 o6 s# K( ?/ m  SCHEMATIC图解形式: x$ S$ x* V9 F   EADI电子姿态指示器 6 Y$ r. ~, A5 z3 x2 [' M, \  EHSI水平状态指示器 ( l: u. D1 Q+ I- w+ {' V6 s  SYMBOL GENEERATOR符号发生器 Y$ c' E: K8 [- a2 Z+ J  ARC MODE弧型模式% Z5 p# B) {0 Q. `5 w8 Y) L   ROSE MODE罗盘模式 & Y; O% s& S& b e/ g b3 {" N* P* u  BEARING POINTER方位指针 # {: A% a7 G) Q) z8 O9 s7 O% y  DECISION HEIGHT决断高度2 [( r0 r* `1 B" }; y   ADF(AUTOMATIC DIRECTION FINDER)自动定向机: ~( `% P$ y$ Y2 v* y+ k   GLIDE-SLOPE下滑道 : h& q9 j$ y" @/ Q: D3 R" T" I& [  DEVIATION偏差 2 @2 c. O' C2 @  SIDE SLIP侧滑3 w2 l4 u" M3 u. X' \( l8 g   INTERFACE界面、接口、连接1 j }" X- n% s% G- _, Z% r   ANALOG模拟, x' W2 J; x% y& D+ _0 ?9 P   DFDR(DIGITAL FLIGHT DATA RECORDER)数字式飞行数据记录器6 w6 ^- Q0 l* Y- J   AN UNDERWATER LOCATOR BEACON水下信标机 - m4 F8 c- {4 O k4 o  DISCRETE SIGNAL离散信号 ( N( H S; ^/ X4 s2 t  SLIP BALL球形侧滑仪 $ w* y3 w# L W5 b5 W% l  CROSS BAR十字指令杆4 x1 d! r7 T/ V" F) j# E   STOP-WATCH WAY秒表(跑表)记时方式 a A: P8 |- C' N- @, k   ROLL INDEX横滚标志 2 I4 f. g$ j. F: h  SUPERIMPOSE重叠# ~# H2 C( {# Y- I   REFERENCE LINE参考线# { K" G. V4 k- D$ V- ]+ W   SPEED TREND ARROW速度趋势箭头* [: j* n. v2 y0 H   TRUE NORTH真北 / c+ Q0 C8 `% F* d2 Q9 C  RAW DATA原始数据. x) C ^" G1 q2 F% `0 O   LUBBER LINE航向标线 9 u9 o# t* E& @  DEVIATION BAR偏离杆( p3 }9 o/ N, O$ I$ C5 T6 M   COURSE POINTER航道指针 % P4 X- F1 y, i/ P( a2 F  GRADUATION刻度 - y% a2 @- S; Z. O$ g  REMOTE分装, p8 \, W U2 c# _: K7 @# B2 K   A DOUBLE LINED ARROW双线箭头指针(双针) # d/ \7 w/ l6 Q2 ~  A GRAY ANALOG ALTITUDE TAPE灰色模拟高度标尺带5 f: m) w7 g0 y; `+ y   FRONT COOURSE DAGGER向台航道箭形符号 + f+ p/ n; `- r' Z3 J4 M" V2 S  AIDS飞机集成数据系统 , Z" X Y& |3 j! B. v  ECAM(ELECTRONIC CENTRALIZED AIRCRAFT MONITOR) I# E, O5 u5 o   电子飞机集中监控 ) {% b+ ?5 T% Z  SYNOPISIS概要 * B6 U' \: ^3 g; c0 O  ORIENTATION定向5 V r* @( Q' R& X+ h- ^4 ]( d   INDENT缩进 , u4 H5 M- R3 U" d- E  DISCRATE INPUT SIGNALS离散的输入信号 3 A5 Z1 i8 F6 O$ |& L  MINIMUM EQUIPMENT LIST(MEL)最低设备清单' p- u% D( G! e   LANDING GEAR(起落架) 1 F$ |$ `6 f/ }1 L( g1 r e  GROUND LOOP打地转8 R+ ]% |5 Z' c. P+ S( g( `7 f   NOSE OVER拿大顶* u) d3 J3 W* w/ y9 W   MARGIN斜度 + K) k' F3 J1 \& o/ P; i8 {  CHOCK轮挡 6 _# Y( o; V9 R# N v, e% r  BUNGEE CORD弹簧索(减震支柱) r' _: i3 h( W4 P  ALUMINUM ALLOYS铝合金 : U0 f3 G; F; ]9 |& T% h  SHOCK ABSORBER减震器、缓冲器' o2 J/ c; {3 G9 r   RUBBER BLOCK橡皮块(减震器): s) X! Z) e6 c   OIL-AIR STRUT油气式减震支柱 * v; o. y& \* j6 N  TAILWHEEL GEAR后三点式起落架* T4 ]: w# C6 U/ h' B2 ^   TRICYCLE GEAR前三点式起落架8 t; [- Z# s4 g+ c9 j* N   ANTISKID防滑装置5 y2 A3 k8 q0 ~2 @" v& A1 G/ G   SHOCK STRUT减震支柱/ I% o6 a2 f7 n- \7 d, B   UPLOCK HOOK上位锁钩(起落架的)& J2 @# b* y" D1 E* }1 V8 d A2 X% x   ALTERNATE EXTENSION(起落架)备用放出 ) N! q- C6 O5 n# X. a2 ]+ T  ACTUATOR致动器、动作筒8 | T: [8 @) C0 i. i) ]/ X   PSEU(PROXIMITY SWITCH ELECTRONIC UNIT)接近电门电子组件 6 H1 o& P5 K. } f, Y: I  TORSION LINKS扭力臂0 r6 L& x$ g6 l+ T% r/ J   TRUCK ASSEMBLY轮架组件" p; f6 y$ h. I5 ^- U+ J( {' u: [( e   TRUNNION LINK轴颈连杆. I9 g8 C. I# c& R6 B   TILLER操纵杆2 A, \/ Q9 e- b! p; @$ T   NOSEWHEEL STEERING前轮转向操纵5 H3 g4 \2 \- A, S3 n! q   THRUST REVERSER反推装置 - Z2 e+ _* @) K6 i: G  SHUTTLE VALVE往复活门 : A+ j0 d* V+ p2 _7 M  DOWN-LOCK LINK下锁连杆8 N% Z6 g4 Y: F7 q, A1 j8 ?   TILT倾斜( X& H* k1 f8 J6 J' H   CENTERING CAM定中凸轮' ?; ^# P* ?- c ]2 y4 v   OVER-CENTERING过中5 o0 g# I4 T2 D0 E   BEARING轴承 O F( Y- p( F/ h6 p$ _   CARBON BRAKE碳素钢刹车& v, N" I% d- k. p. S   导航(一) 5 d" c6 u8 E) m J  DEW POINT露点% q D+ G6 ?! B8 P   NOISE ABATEMENT减噪 5 T2 @, y+ X, r3 L5 c$ s' N  VOR(VERY-HIGH-FREGUENCY OMINI-DIRECTIONAL RANGE)甚高频全向信标8 L. C, M0 S2 ~: e   VOR ORIENTATION VOR定向、定位% S; W. Q6 W9 \( w# u   AIR DATA INERTIAL REFERENCE UNITS(ADIRU)大气数据惯性基准组件- {# M; p) E: O. V9 a   DIGITAL DISTANCE AND RADIO MAGNETIC INDICATOR(DDRMI)数字距离无线电磁指示器2 D+ ? K5 y# X# k. K   GPWS(GROUND PROXIMITY WARNING SYSTEM)近地警告系统. ]0 G1 | d. m1 s8 F1 \8 r   THRESHOLD跑道入口 , k w1 G$ q5 B; ^  ADF(AUTOMATIC DIRECTION FINDER)自动定向仪9 m6 r5 K; A1 }4 M" @* c   DME(DISTANCE MEASURING EQUIPMENT)测距仪$ T/ q+ f3 k! V" X1 s6 K D   PILOYAGE地标领航$ `* o' v0 f7 _: q   AGL(ABOVE GROUND LEVEL)离地高度2 W4 c/ d" B4 r4 X   PFV(FLIGHT PATH VECTOR)飞行航经引导 N0 a2 X7 J# x" I/ G/ s# m1 o. X   LASER GYRO激光陀螺9 W- s8 A' X8 d" }, z( z   BEACON信标台 , ~ A. s C. Z) ~8 }4 x  NAVIGATION(II)0 d/ r8 I+ k& \$ U Y1 q1 `0 _3 z* f   导航(二)% i8 W3 ~: [& |% F( \) S6 V3 p   TCAS(TRAFFIC AND COLLISION AVOIDANCE SYSTEM)空中交通避撞系统# I" h" c: b4 a   CAGING KNOB锁定旋钮0 H9 j2 o5 U" P9 P: B   NEAR MISS危险接近 G* A }- d* R% } F   ATA(AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA)美国航空协会. G Z! L, o. I1 q }   THRESHOLD入口、标准 8 m" m0 r7 U6 I5 M' Q  APU+ s8 c) j- ?% `; i0 V   (AUXILIARY POWER UNIT) $ f. L5 V* |" ~0 [# y ^4 @  (辅助动力装置)3 w; r% v" O5 ?; a* ~ e- s   GAUGE表( L: h7 n2 W; K, x7 t3 f! E6 K# i   CIRCUIT电路、一圈8 m5 R' K1 Y" t8 S* v7 V   DISCHARGE放电 , h; J5 j Q. l1 `: F& H  SHUTDOWN关车) w; b/ B; t" R   MAINTENANCE维护、维修3 ?, k n J: Z- V   OVER-SPEED超速 $ I" L, s0 n% `2 |7 G  LOAD负荷# v' W& H7 N$ m7 E- s1 t   ACCESS DOOR进口门 ) x; c ?1 L5 i& N$ V- r  TUCK使……隐藏$ o, u$ H( N5 E. U3 [, l& R5 n   PLENUM集气室2 U+ y0 F; D; x6 G1 I   INDUCTION SYSTEM进气系统6 _# N+ Y& Q, N! |$ G* v   INCIPIENT早期的 0 t, z2 }7 {+ _  VARIABLE INLET GUIDE VANES可调的进气导片- F$ r# d% B. J" \: \8 r6 i/ v6 Q   NOMINAL额定的 6 c3 L( |6 V( F3 r7 g. S9 @  INSTRUMENT FLIGHT仪表飞行% M1 a8 a4 b9 p; V   PHASE阶段: F$ ^# z* `$ C& i' w: A2 d. U9 ?   DEPARTURE离场4 U1 a$ g/ ~ @8 W   ENROUTE航路 6 F% T& e. I) h4 K  ARRICAL进场 ; d& A4 H& E) ~0 u+ u  TRANSITION过渡/ W% \5 M- {. O9 G2 g' v   PROCEDURE程序4 O' J' {5 D8 P5 U& r6 w6 M: [   INSTRUMENT APPROACH仪表进近3 T5 o( j' `& X2 M* U   SID(STANDARD INSTRUMENT DEPARTURE)标准仪表离场 2 w3 T u1 a- X6 r& I+ Z6 W1 c5 Q  STAR(STANDARD TERMINAL ARRIVAL ROUTE)标准进场航路 - ], M6 Z2 Y$ V5 o- W  CHART LAYOUT航图布局! p: s- k+ o9 P. w$ I' `( g4 B" U   SYMBOLOGY符号 . S& B4 u Y6 S% K2 o/ h+ R" I  FACILITY设施 : B9 J j. r* _  COMMUNICATION FREQUENCY通信频率) r* C2 e, p& R% l% w, ]   MSA(MINIMUM SAFE ALTITUDE)最低安全高度8 c& A' [) Z! z' ^6 w! A, h" q   PLAN VIEW平面图2 }- p* W" c9 g3 v   NAVIAID导航、助航 1 l* c, c7 e/ s  MORSE CODE莫尔斯代码% k% u* l4 E) D8 U   PROCEDURE TURN程序转弯 C8 Z$ ~+ D Y5 X) @   OUTBOUND背台6 A: T0 G0 k5 o' s' E. p) l% F' N   HOLDING等待8 ]8 X0 F' k& J- C" u7 V   HEADING航向5 `4 q+ ]' T4 f: m; @1 Y   RADIAL径向线- |8 ?: I6 Q8 R   MISSED APPROACH复飞 ! u4 E( q& p) h. r' I9 K( B" W  MOCA最低超障高度6 K/ a, P) P, N$ d   MAP复飞点! g: @3 R( c" {9 Q, t7 o% x   MSA最低安全高度 ; W0 s$ p# ` {4 o3 Y: d  LDA可用着陆距离 7 u& S; I5 N( G/ w+ E1 `5 b  MLS微波着陆系统 ( o: t6 C7 P+ U( J1 d. ~ m: Q  SDF简易定向设施 ! J0 s. g- `8 b) _" N: Y' k6 {* w) r  PAR初始进近雷达 ' o$ G& H& Y& ^% \; B  MSL平均海平面 # E+ j1 s+ l3 @$ s0 ?. K! r$ {8 _  TEARDROP PATTERN修正角 ) I3 O4 i& E6 Y7 `) P3 s0 b  HAT高出接地点的高' ]' U, N \7 Z2 p8 `5 o   HAA高出机场的高 3 m1 B1 H9 v: [ ?: F4 ^$ o  MEA最小航路高 2 K2 W# U+ p. R5 t$ q: K9 I* }  RVR跑道视程 ( ~7 \0 Q' d4 r P N9 Q! I* k# Y  CLIMB(爬升) ; s- a2 @) _- Q; q6 M8 @" Q: f! `  ROTATE抬轮+ Z7 F* J0 v% C. x8 h   STICK SHAKER抖杆, j+ D; {6 c; B9 E4 }1 N* q   BUFFET发动机抖震0 M- a1 B/ a7 z0 S" o   OVERSHOOT目测过高 P p- ~7 J7 ]( p6 {* q  FUEL PRUDENT节油 $ T. w& B1 N( Q. I! m9 f4 r  OROGRAPHIC TURBULENCE山岳形态的气流5 Q- d, Q6 e6 }, P) i   PENALTY DRAG阻力增大 ! [5 P# q5 L/ Y% M8 B' e) b  CB ACTIVITYDRAG积云3 c2 W: C4 P# V   CONCEDE A REROUTE A提供一条新航路 / h; r/ A9 f2 `  OPTIMUM ALTITUDE最适高度

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