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DA Drift angle $ a" {, t. t; V" v8 O) K. lDADC Digital air-data computer DAMPED FREQUENCY The frequency of oscillation of an under damped second-order filter; See Also: second-order filter; Symbols: omega; Typical Units: rad/s, Hz; Dimensio... 8 y( k7 J( K7 O0 E PDAMPING RATIO Control parameter for a second order filter. Symbols: zeta; DAP Decision Altitude + l# p! o d3 O' O2 k" @( z$ K% UDARTBOARD Ground-based interference from "ASPIDISTRA" of enemy RT and WT channels in the 300 kHz band. 6 w+ |' G& q! T% T5 r9 qDATA SOURCE OBJECT (DSO) Software that receives data from a physical device, translates the data into standard units, maintains equipment status, and provides a common interfa... DATA TRANSFER SYSTEM Total pressure DATA TRANSFER SYSTEM (DTS). A device for transferring data with avionics, similar to a diskette drive; ( Y3 O3 A7 V8 c" _ |DB Decibel 8 R7 _( ~# h# K! ^0 ]; fDC Dual Control / U; l& [1 c! O9 H* c9 @* [" yDCA Directorate of Civil Aviation 1 r5 X$ n w$ _/ v' JDCT direct : R5 y. m) _1 ~2 p9 `- i eDEAD RECKONING (DR) A method of navigation based on basic information (barometric altitude, magnetic heading, airspeed, wind conditions) from best available source; somet... 2 Q( t5 o! V" ]- A1 q, l" jDEAD STICK A term used to describe unpowered flight (glide) when the engine quits running. ; ^8 ?; o# h5 K8 T/ z; _3 EDECISION HEIGHT with respect to the operation of aircraft, means the height at which a decision must be made, during an ILS or PAR instrument approach, to either cont... 9 f! y* Q: Q3 L* I7 MDECISION HEIGHT (DH) With respect to the operation of aircraft, means the height at which a decision must be made during an ILS, MLS, or PAR instrument approach to either ... DECKER Phosphorous coated rags transported in water and designed to fire crops and forests. This tactic was of little effect. DEG Degrees ; U1 f5 `3 W& `4 p% @( uDEL Delay/delayed 3 y9 L- z# ?1 v" W- dDELAY Delays are incurred when any action is taken by a controller that prevents an aircraft from proceeding normally to its destination for an interval of ... DELTA Difference; error. DEP Departure

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DEPART FROM HOVER (DHOV) A guidance mode providing lateral guidance, longitudinal guidance and vertical guidance for a set heading or bank angle, a set speed, and a set climb ... - A6 D* s) ], L0 Q' DDEPARTURES The number of aircraft take-offs actually performed in domestic and international scheduled and non-scheduled passenger/cargo and all-cargo revenue se... . T; K5 ~8 y1 m& _3 y. K4 j8 U/ @DERIVATIVE Rate of change, usually with respect to time; Symbols: x dot, x prime, x sup (1), dx/dt, Dx; 0 K# D, h. B5 B' `# r' a5 KDERIVED Calculated values for which no direct measurement exists; Compare: estimated, filtered, measured, raw, selected, smoothed + N, L$ ~- f. e4 ^9 V2 PDESALT Desired altitude 9 U: ~' C9 @9 `& R6 {+ ZDESIRED What must be achieved in order to match a plan; Synonyms: reference; , P6 Z3 R# Y" e5 H* f, L' I2 VDESIRED ALTITUDE (DESALT) A guidance control law parameter, generated by the vertical guidance modes; altitude which controlled altitude is attempting to achieve Typical Units:... : s$ e1 _% u1 g$ I: r+ u; `DESIRED PATH A trajectory in space determined by guidance to meet the current mission objectives; 2 s% ?+ m# ^' S0 XDESIRED SPEED (DESS) A guidance control law parameter, generated by the longitudinal guidance modes; speed which controlled speed is attempting to achieve Typical Units: f... J' V) W! f: R( ] DDESS Desired speed DEV Deviation DEVIATION Difference from desired; DEVICE A piece of equipment, a subsystem; Synonyms: physical device, unit DF Direction Finder DFAD Digitized Feature Analysis Data DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung AG DG Directional gyro DGNSS Differential GNSS : ~% ?; j7 h: y' {5 GDGPS Differential global positioning system. LA- prefix refers to local area DGPS; WA- prefix refers to wide-area DGPS signal retransmission schemes. - w/ G2 r: d6 ?2 M4 d R* _7 ODGT REN Differential GPS D) R% p, V3 `/ mDH Decision Height DHOV Depart from hover

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DIALED IN Slang term for the condition in which the aircraft is set up to fly smoothly and predictably. This is the state where the mechanics and electronics wo... DIFFERENCE EQUATION Distance Measuring Equipment 0 z) u! ?' B! D+ a) s8 zDIFFERENT EQUATION A mathematical relationship to model a continuous function, expressed in terms of derivatives; Initial conditions are usually given or implied. In avi... DIGITAL MAP GENERATOR (DMG) Digital equipment that produces map video, and sometimes contains TRN; uses Digital Terrain Elevation Data and Digitized Feature Analysis Data; Displa... ) H2 H( f! l+ e0 Z' [5 F1 ~1 lDIGITAL TERRAIN ELAVATION DATA(DTED) On a digital map, data for elevation of terrain; DTED is usually provided by Defense Mapping Agency; Compare: Digitized Feature Analysis Data; DIGITIZED FEATURE ANALYSIS (DFAD) On a digital map, data for cultural features such as buildings and roads; DFAD is usually provided by Defense Mapping Agency; Compare: Digital Terrain... / n- ]: N, @; ?- _' d/ x5 ZDIGITZER Any electronic device capable of converting information to a digital format; usually refers to encoding devices that convert sensed altitude into a tr... 5 N( w& }4 r. @DIHEDRAL The V-shaped bend in the wing. The upward angle of the airplane`s wings with respect to the horizontal. Typically, more dihedral causes more aerodynam... DIMENSIONLESS No units, such as ratios; Synonyms: unit less; DINA An American improvement of MANDREL airborne jamming device operating in the 95-210 MHz band. Also named PIPERACK when used to counter FuG 220 AI radar... ( Q5 f3 Q* O) ~+ z9 tDING Minor dent or damage to the structure. Also, a nick in a prop. Dinged props must be replaced. [. f Z" p6 o8 \- p0 j% rDIRECT Towards a point along the shortest distance; Compare: course " W4 M) r- s. ]9 g5 ?DIRECTION bearing. 2 u3 R- J& {. k" D$ z& ^DIRECTIONAL STABILITY The tendency of an aircraft to keep flying the direction its pointed. DIRTY Extension of gear, hook, flaps, etc. for slow speed flight or landing.

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DIRTY UP Extension of gear, hook, flaps, etc. for slow speed flight or landing. DISCRETE TIME Time divided into quantized intervals; in avionics, time is usually divided into equal intervals to create a periodic process; Compare: continuous tim... . H7 Q2 {1 I& Y0 cDISCRETE-TIME EQUATION A mathematical relationship to describe a function of time, expressed in terms of discrete time; Compare: continuous-time equation, difference equatio... DISTANCE Method of measurement dependent on use; Synonyms: range; ! t/ v# ?& l; B( _DISTANCE MEASUREING EQUIPMENT(DME) Equipment for measuring distance, usually from an aircraft to a ground station; usually part of a Tactical Air Navigation system 6 }' y) J. C. y0 Z) dDISTRESS A condition of being threatened by serious and/or imminent danger and of requiring immediate assistance. U8 @+ s: w2 J2 A0 o- Q& \DITCH To land safely somewhere other than a runway. DIVERT To change from a scheduled landing base to an alternate airfield. DLA Delay (Message of an ICAO FPL) DME Distance Measuring Equipment. 7 Q: ?+ G# O% C: g O* ]DMG Digital Map Generator DNS Doppler Navigation System " c6 [6 C$ i; u' Z6 ZDOF Distance Measuring Equipment DOMESTIC OPERATIONS Operations within and between: the 50 states of the United States, the District of Columbia, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, and the United States Vi... DOP Dilution of Precision (GPS) DOPPLER A technique for measuring velocity by radiating and determining frequency shift : @ W6 H: N6 l( D) I2 Q: _9 eDOPPLER NAVIGATION SYSTEM (DNS,DPLR) A navigation for measuring velocity by radiating and determining frequency shift; DORSAL FIN An extension of the vertical fin forward of the main part of the fin, and against the fuselage. On the top, or "dorsal" side of the aircraft. . @# ^, ~% Y7 |# W5 A- vDOWN THRUST Downward angle of the engine relative to the centerline of the airplane. Down thrust helps overcome the normal climbing tendency caused by the torque ... DP Deal Pending DPLR Doppler navigation system ' |' i( ? y* {6 O( oDR Ded (deduced) reckoning. - B L% g- U6 g' cDRAG Force created by an airfoil moving through atmosphere, opposite to the direction of motion. The air resistance to forward motion. Drag can be increase... DRIFT Slow, monotonic change in measured data

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DRMS Distance root mean squared. 4 _ U* N) ~3 S* L* fDRUMSTICK Ground based interference with enemy WT transmissions in the 3-6 MHz bands 2 t2 V# u! W" u- H( h) rDSO Data source object DSP Data Processing ! j/ u4 r B5 T( O9 lDTED Digital Terrain Elevation Data 6 u9 _3 \: \) GDTK Desired track DTU Data transfer unit . p, `2 T* p# Z; H1 x3 f$ }DUAL RATES Radio function used to adjust control sensitivity. DUAT Direct User Access Terminal (US Computer Self-Briefing system) DUNKEL-NACHTJAGD - DARK NIGHT HUNT; German night fighter zone not backed by searchlights DUPLES Separate channels for transmitting and receiving 7 D$ v# ^: V) XDœPEL The German version of WINDOW. Strips of silver paper dropped to confuse the ground radars ( }. |! o! U7 q0 M9 `$ XE Airspace ICAO Class E EAA Experimental Aircraft Association 8 ~# {3 {& o0 w" i% H+ aEAD European AIS Database 9 O, h8 C# U6 [+ e6 W& t3 uEAG European ATFM Advisory Group ; T, x3 Q$ M2 _9 u6 L1 y. h, K: NEANPG European Air Navigation Planning Group (ICAO) : U) k. k4 h$ Z9 O0 oEARLY EXTENDED VALIDATION INTEGRATIONPROGRAM (EEVIP) An FAA program, first implemented for the Boeing 777, to give "out-of-the-box" ETOPS clearance to a new plane, rather than waiting for a couple of yea... EAROM Electrically alterable read-only memory, a type of digital memory device. ( U$ C0 n8 t/ ]0 h) l! |2 JEART-REFERENCED FLIGHT PATHANGLE Angle in vertical plane of airspeed vector and groundspeed vector; usual definition for flight path angle; Compare: air-mass flight path angle; Symbol... 5 m3 o3 @3 ^8 I6 b( ~0 _- ]EARTH COORDINATES Coordinates referenced to the earth; See Also: east-north-up; Compare: body coordinates, stability coordinates 7 r* R2 q$ p' V* z$ ^* c# ^EARTH DATA Environmental data related to the earth at some point of interest; usually a function of latitude and longitude EARTH ECCENTRICITY A measure of the degree to which the earth is oblate; Symbols: epsilon; ) x& c( @# ^" e! AEARTH MODEL The earth model computes data related to the earth. Most data is a function of position. Standard models are: International, Clarke 1866, Clarke 1880,... EARTH RADIUS Radius of the earth, function of position, separate radii for longitudinal radius and for lateral radius; See Also: state data; Symbols: rho; Typical ... EARTH RADIUS BEST SPHERE Gaussian radius of curvature 4 [8 u+ B8 x3 j- |" cEARTH RADIUS EAST/WEST Prime radius of curvature

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EARTH RADIUS NORTH/SOUTH Meridian radius of curvature EARTH SPEED Total velocity measured with respect to a plane tangent to the earth`s surface at the current position; a vector composed of velocity north, velocity ... ( F: P2 v. R' }3 rEAS European Air Sports 5 H l( G% A; O/ A9 BEASA European Aviation Safety Authority (planned to replace JAA) ; @ j. F% \; eEAST-NORTH-UP (ENU) A standard earth coordinate frame and sign convention, where east, north, and up are positive; vertical, or V, is sometimes used in place of up; Synon... 9 S; `1 Z$ | c6 bEAST-NORTH-VERTICAL (ENV) East-north-up. 2 P1 G7 s: \6 iEATCHIP European Air Traffic Control Harmonization Implementation Project + |% j) m1 Y: w% J2 j/ i. a) NEATMP European Air Traffic Management Plan EATMS European Air Traffic Management System 2 a9 z- P7 x S4 ~$ A8 lEATS Empire Air Training Scheme ) I2 k- @% ^/ X, i- [( GEBAA European Business Aviation Association EC European Commission ECAC European Civil Aviation Conference ("Association" of Europe`s CAAs) ; J, W0 D8 A- c$ G) V5 }ECI Earth Centered Inertial ECM Electronic Counter-Measures. ECOGAS European Council of General Aviation Support 7 Q) B/ q0 g n7 Z$ M: yEDF Electric ducted fan. A battery-powered fan (rather than exterior propeller) driven aircraft. EEC Euro control Experimental Centre EEPROM Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only-Memory 3 u9 c' |6 P( h0 ZEET Estimated Elapsed Time R' ^6 H. j" N: [! gEFATO Engine Failure At Take-Off (JAR-FCL) EFDP European Flight Data Processing EFIS Electronic Flight Instrument System 2 X) Q( w) |- ~* j. w9 TEFTS Elementary Flying Training School + r* y/ ~) O* D$ t. | q* N! _EGNOS European Geostationary Navigation Overlay System EGT Exhaust gas temperature indicator. EHS Enhanced Surveillance (Mode S, 2nd step) EHSI Electronic Horizontal Situation Indicator ; r4 ?1 f% L8 C. uEICAS Engine indicating and crew alerting system. # U$ L9 `( {4 A" a9 R7 \3 ?: h1 C. NELBA Emergency Locator Beacon-Aircraft ELECTRIC STARTER A hand-held electric motor used for starting a aircraft airplane engine. Usually powered by a 12-volt battery. ELEV Elevation ELEVATION An angle in the vertical plane through a longitudinal axis; height above mean sea level, usually of terrain; ELEVATOR Pitch control. Causes the aircraft to raise or lower its nose, resulting in a climbing or diving response. Moving the elevator down causes the tail to...

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ELT Emergency Locator Transmitter (crash-activated transmitter) + V; v+ N; K1 y$ I( M5 C# X3 LEMC EATMP Management Committee EMIL ; Nickname for the Bf109E EMPENNAGE The vertical and horizontal tail surfaces of an airplane. 1 I$ A+ t, g I8 M& rEN ROUTE AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLSERVICES Air traffic control services provided aircraft on IFR flight plans, generally by centers, when these aircraft are operating between departure and dest... ENCAL Encoding Altimeter ENCODER Displays aircraft`s altitude on ground-based radar screens. ; x4 d5 A' U" v1 x0 E% @) W* j! QENGINE The methanol or gasoline fueled power plant used in a aircraft. Two or four-stroke gasoline and glow engines are very popular in aircraft. Four-stroke... ( W9 {; N0 S+ M4 K/ V' ~ENGINE COWL A removable covering placed over and around an airplane`s engine. ! H: ]) L0 }9 K. ~6 p: _& m6 VENPLANEMENT A revenue passenger boarding an aircraft. ENPRM Euro control (European?) Notice of Proposed Rule Making 4 z$ F9 M1 X, c4 fENU East-north-up & }0 I! a- l9 x( |1 `( UENV East-north-vertical ENVIRONMENTAL DATA Atmospheric data and earth data EOBT Estimated off-block time ; S" T# l) d2 {! B9 r+ z, wEP European Parliament 1 p' H7 q. \7 }# K3 ?EPOXY A two-part resin/hardener glue that is extremely strong. It is generally available in 6 and 30-minute formulas. Used for critical points in the aircra... EQUIPMENT STATUS Operational status of a piece of equipment consisting of a status indicator and status words; Synonyms: health; ERA European Regional Airlines Association EROS Brand Name for Oxygen Mask ERPROBUNGS GRUPPE Luftwaffe formation for the evaluation of new tactics or techniques . M+ P% D5 D* @2 @7 A3 jERROR Difference between desired and measured data; Synonyms: delta; ESA European Space Agency ESC Economic Social Committee ESTIMATED Data that is the result of filtering two or more signals; Compare: derived, filtered, measured, raw, selected, smoothed ETA Estimated Time of Arrival. The time the flight is estimated to arrive at its destination. ETD Estimated Time of Arrival

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ETFMS Enhanced Tactical Flow Management System ETOPS Extended Twin-engine operations. FAA designation of over-ocean flights far from possible emergency landing strips, in which the possibility of engine ... ETSI European Telecommunication Standardization Institute EU European Union EUAPA European Union Airplane Pilots Association EULER ANGLES Pitch, roll, and yaw EULER PARAMETERS Four parameters for specifying quaternion; Symbols: e sub ' C+ p7 h& p+ _0 f0 g8 K" h; D2 uEUR European Region ) R/ A# K5 E7 zEUROCAE European Organization for Civil Aviation Equipment w8 Y4 d+ p/ |2 a/ _$ K1 tEVEREST A standard model for computing earth data EXPANDED SCALE VOLTMETER (ESV) Device used to read the battery voltage of the on- board battery pack or transmitter battery pack. , S3 P5 [4 h# D& {" ^7 T$ J1 rEXPANDIG SQUARE SEARCH A pattern of progressively larger squares (a "square spiral") followed for searching the ground from an aircraft; Compare: creeping line search, secto... + W3 l0 q N, @0 D( i# yEXPEDITE Used when prompt compliance is required to avoid the development of an imminent situation. , V( p% v/ ?- P1 GEXPONENTIAL This radio function allows the air crafter to adjust the sensitivity of the control towards the center. This will make the small stick motions very pr... 4 `7 A6 B5 x$ s% Y' ^% VEXTENDED OVER-WATER OPERATION 1) With respect to aircraft other than helicopters, an operation over water at a horizontal distance of more than 50 nautical miles from the nearest s... EXTERNAL-LOAD ATTACHING means the structural components used to attach an external load to an aircraft, including external-load containers, the backup structure at the attach... EXTROPOLATE Function to determine values from two or values in a table, when the given value lies outside of the range of the table; usually linear but can be hig... , ]+ G" u- k* Y' C+ RF Airspace ICAO Class F FA Area Forecast (Meteo) # Z/ q- @' p3 l" f* pFAA Federal Aviation Administration. 9 @7 a1 h! b9 C% ^ L. ZFADEC Full authority digital engine control. 1 C( W, s ~) V2 i& \( sFAF Federal Aviation Administration FAILSAFE A PCM function which moves servos to a pre programmed position if transmitter signal is lost or corrupted. FAIRING A shaped area used to smooth out, streamline, or "fair", the joint between two members of an airplane to reduce drag. A wing fairing joins the wing an... ( x2 ]6 q7 N4 c! W8 P, h* {, {/ QFANS Future Air Navigation System (an ICAO project group)

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FAR Federal Aviation Regulations. The laws under which airmen in the US fly. FAR 36 NOISE LEVELS In order to meet FAR 36 Stage 3 requirements, the maximum noise level permitted is: *Take Off 89.0 EPNdB *Sideline 94.0 *Approach 98.0 1 w8 Q7 J+ ^: r5 F) M& h* R1 BFAWP Final Approach Waypoint : R0 X9 D6 [( g3 I% N7 ^, `# Z0 FFBO Fixed Base Operator FBO (FIXED BASE OPERATOR) The small but important building near the ramp and runways of a small airport, from which airfield activity is coordinated. FCC Federal Communications Commission (USA) . T6 I: F2 B0 s' bFCL Flight Crew Licensing ( m1 v( w4 f6 \& a7 O8 wFCM Flight Confirmation Message FCS Flight control system FD Winds and Temperature aloft Forecast FDE Fault detection and exclusion (GPS) FDP Flight Data Processing FDR Flight Data Recorder FDS Flight Director System : S7 r: R# _7 ~; H K" l1 j$ FFE Flight Examiner % q- D5 j- R) k* `- TFEDERAL AVIATION REGULATION(FAR) 14 CFR FAR Part 91 - General Aviation (portions apply to all operators) 14 CFR FAR Part 103 - Ultra light Vehicles 14 CFR FAR Part 105 - Parachute Jum... $ B5 C1 U! T/ C' L5 z5 HFERRY FLIGHT A flight for the purpose of: 1. Returning an aircraft to base. 2. Delivering an aircraft from one location to another. 3. Moving an aircraft to and fr... FFAS Free Flight Air Space (Euro control Definition) FFON Flight Phone ( K/ }- |3 x6 q) I+ c& |FI Flight Identity (Code) - (Mode S Transponder) FIC Flight Information Center & K* d: Y$ @ t' B& J1 G8 ^FIDGET Interference of enemy high frequency night-fighter transmissions. ! C1 Q0 \* x1 z* j G1 E4 h" e3 PFIE Flight Instructor Examiner

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FIELD CHARGER A fast battery charger designed to work from a 12-volt power source, such as a car battery. FIGURE 9 Can be an "official" competition maneuver, or a badly-done loop. When the aircraft flies over the top of a loop and picks up too much speed, the momen... 4 c4 y7 q2 o- K4 s+ {/ K: lFILTER A device to alter a signal; software to alter a data steam; See Also: averaging filter, band-pass filter, complementary filter, first-order filter, hi... 1 K& N' t* M0 uFILTERED Data that is the result of filtering a signal; filtering is usually more sophisticated than smoothing Compare: derived, estimated, measured, raw, sele... FIN, VERTICAL FIN The fixed portion of the vertical tail surface. FINAL Used to mean an aircraft is on proper heading, descent rate, airspeed, and altitude during runway approach prior to landing, or to a target prior to w... . c* [! b; t2 e+ V( i _0 iFIO Flight Information Office FIR Flight Information Region FIRE RESISTANT (1) With respect to sheet or structural members means the capacity to withstand the heat associated with fire at least as well as aluminum alloy in di... 8 d+ H. h/ J$ U- _! ]FIREPROOF (1) With respect to materials and parts used to confine fire in a designated fire zone, means the capacity to withstand at least as well as steel in d... FIRST-ORDER FILTER-ORDER FILTER A filter in which the output follows the input, only more slowly; It is usually implemented in software as a difference equation of period T. The firs... ; P' c* Z. Y S' Y; {FIS Flight Information Service $ B9 m$ j( o' b4 UFIS-B Flight Information Service-Broadcast 8 G" j- g. A+ A3 F7 C2 f' i" m/ E& WFISHPOND Device fitted to H2S to enable wireless operators to scan beneath the bombers for night fighter attacks from below. 3 A& D; J+ z% U; b; H7 M9 mFIX A determination of one`s position based on external data, such as a known terrain point ( G. r% f9 v. H9 g9 ?6 EFIXED WING An airplane, as opposed to a rotary wing / helicopter; FL Flight Level, Altitude x100 = feet AMSL (FL 70 = 7000ft) at ISA * r7 n3 L% {. jFLAK Flieger Abwehr Kanonen. German anti-aircraft guns FLAME RESISTANT means not susceptible to combustion to the point of propagating a flame, beyond safe limits, after the ignition source is removed FLAMMABLE with respect to a fluid or gas, means susceptible to igniting readily or to exploding FLAP EXTENDED SPEED means the highest speed permissible with wing flaps in a prescribed extended position . v' |) V1 B3 Y! k, JFLAPS Hinged control surface located at the trailing edge of the wing inboard of the ailerons that act together to increase the lift characteristics of the ... ) g3 ~6 X Z% ^6 r6 eFLARE The point during the landing approach in which the pilot gives an increased amount of up elevator to smooth the touchdown of the airplane. This maneuv... FLASH RESISTANT means not susceptible to burning violently when ignited FLENSBURG ; (FuG 227) German air interception homing device. - ~* I0 D# Q- XFLGHT PATH ANGLE (FPA) Angle in vertical plane of earth speed vector and groundspeed vector (usual definition), earth-referenced flight path angle; angle in vertical plane o... ( ?2 u0 V& }) m( Y/ u4 QFLIGHT BOX A special box used to hold and transport all equipment used at the flying field. * ~7 j ~7 o9 t5 z. K% S, X7 |FLIGHT CONTOLS Controls in a cockpit for flying an aircraft; primary flight controls are wheel, yoke, cyclic, pedals, throttle, and collective; secondary flight cont...