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airfield | Noun | The airfield was fogged in. |
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airspace | Noun | The control zone is part of the airspace system. |
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altitude | Noun | The aircraft reported his altitude to the control tower. |
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approach | Noun | The pilot reported on final approach. |
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base | Noun | The pilot reported established on base leg. |
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characteristic | Adjective | The students will study aircraft characteristics. |
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checklist | Noun | Pilots follow a checklist prior to departure. |
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circuit | Noun | The student wanted to know the difference between an IFR and a VFR circuit. |
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clearance | Noun | Pilot was issued a clearance to enter the control zone. |
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communicate | Verb | Pilots and controllers communicate utilizing a VHF radio frequency. |
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compass | Noun | When issuing heading to an aircraft controllers utilize the compass to assign the heading. |
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crossing | Noun | The pilot reported crossing and clear of the runway. |
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departure | Noun | After the departure the pilot requested to enter the VFR circuit. |
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downwind | Adjective, Adverb | The downwind leg is parallel to the runway in use. |
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emergency | Noun | The pilot declared an emergency, rough running engine. |
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enter | Verb | To enter the control zone the pilot must obtain permission from the control tower. |
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excessive | Adjective | Excessive speed on final. |
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expect | Verb | Expect landing clearance turning final. |
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flight log | Noun | Pilots are required to maintain a flight log. |
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flight plan | Noun | The flight plan shows, point of departure, route and it’s destination. |
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frequency | Noun | Pilots normally communicate using a VHF frequency. |
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gate | Noun | Pilots reporting a final approach gate inbound will request landing clearance. |
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helicopter | Noun | The helicopter pilot requested landing clearance at the helipad. |
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information | Noun | The tower controller will issue wind direction and speed information to the aircraft |
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instruction | Noun | Pilots must follow Air Traffic Control instructions. |
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layout | Noun | Tower controllers must have a complete knowledge of the airport layout. |
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left hand | Adjective | The pilot requested to enter the left hand downwind. |
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leg | Noun | Normal VFR circuits may consist of five legs, upwind, crosswind, downwind, base leg and final. |
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lower | Noun | The pilot reported lowering the landing gear turning final. |
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manually | Adverb | Some aircraft require the pilot to raise and lower the landing gear manually. |
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midfield | Noun | Midfield on downwind is parallel to the centre of the runway. |
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minimum | Noun | Pilots are issued the minimum altitude to enter downwind. |
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Noise abatement | Phrase | Airports generally have established noise abatement procedures in place. |
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operational | Adjective | Controllers have operational procedures in place for their specific airport. |
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parallel | Adverb | Runway 08L/26R and runway 08R/26L are parallel runways. |
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pattern | Noun | Aircraft must fly a specific circuit pattern for the assigned runway. |
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phraseology | Adjective | Communications between the pilot and controller is referred to as phraseology. |
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procedure | Noun | Each aircraft has specific operational procedures for each phase of flight. |
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pushback | Noun | Pushback procedures are for an aircraft tug to push an aircraft away from the terminal building. |
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radar | Noun | Radar circuits consist of downwind, base leg, dog leg and final? |
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recreational | Adjective | Recreational flying can be done using VFR or IFR flight plans. |
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regulation | Noun | Pilots and Air Traffic Controllers must follow the air regulations. |
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report | Verb | The pilot was instructed to report turning final. |
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right hand | Adjective | The light twin was on a VFR flight plan when radio contact was lost. |
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rotating | Adjective | Controllers work rotating shifts. |
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secondary | Adjective | Commercial pilots nominate a secondary airport if the primary airport is not available. |
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separation | Noun | VFR pilots provide their own separation from terrain. |
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solo | Adverb | A solo flight is when a student flies the aircraft without an instructor. |
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speed | Noun | The aircraft on final was requested to reduce it’s speed to allow the aircraft to clear the runway. |
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standard | Noun | Each country defines it’s own flight standards. |
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theory | Noun | New student pilots and controllers must study the theory of flight. |
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touch and go | Phrase | An aircraft that lands and departs but does not stop on the runway is referred to as a touch and go. |
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traffic | Noun | Pilots are issued traffic information when they will be following a proceeding aircraft. |
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vertical | Adjective | Vertical separation is utilized between aircraft to prevent conflict. |
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visibility | Noun | Pilots report flight visibility, controllers report ground visibility. |
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whiz wheel | Noun | Whiz wheel is a analog circular ruler used by pilots and controllers for numerical computations. |
Exercise
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