Dictionary of Aviation上(10)

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by its motion through the air, e.g. a
plane or helicopter
aero-engine aero-engine /eərəυ end"n/ noun
an engine used in aircraft
Most piston
aero-engines are cooled by air.
aerofoil aerofoil /eərəυfɔl/ noun a surface
which is shaped to produce more lift
than drag when moved through the air

Wings, ailerons, elevators, fins and propellers
are all examples of aerofoils.
(NOTE: The US English word is airfoil.)
aeronautical aeronautical /eərə|nɔtk(ə)l/
adjective referring to aeronautics
aeronautical chart aeronautical chart /eərə|
nɔtk(ə)l tʃɑt/ noun a map used in
air navigation which may include topographic
features, hazards and obstructions,
navigational aids and routes, designated
airspace and airports
aeronautical engineer aeronautical engineer
/eərənɔtk(ə)l end"|nə/ noun an
engineer who specialises in the design
of aircraft
aeronautical engineering aeronautical engineering
/eərəυnɔtk(ə)l end"|nərŋ/ noun
the science or study of the design of aircraft
aeronautical fixed service aeronautical fixed service
/eərənɔtk(ə)l fkst s%vs/ noun a
radio communications service between
fixed points that is designed to enable
aircraft to travel safely. Abbreviation
AFS
aeronautical fixed telecommunication network aeronautical fixed telecommunication
network /eərənɔtk(ə)l
fkst telikəmjun|keʃ(ə)n netw%k/
noun a ground-based network of teleprinters
that transmits flight plans and
similar data between control centres.
Abbreviation AFTN
aeronautical information circular aeronautical information circular
/eərənɔtk(ə)l nfə|meʃ(ə)n
s%kjυlə/ noun a notice issued by an
aviation authority in which information
is given about administrative, technical,
safety or operational matters
Aeronautical Information Publication Aeronautical Information Publication
noun a document issued by a
state in which information is given
about aviation in that country. Abbreviation
AIP
aeronautics aeronautics /eərə|nɔtks/ noun 1.
the science of aircraft design, construction
and operation 2. the theory and
practice of aircraft navigation
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aeroneurosis aeroneurosis /eərəυnjυ|rəυss/
noun anxiety and fatigue in airline
pilots as a result of long periods of flying
aeroplane aeroplane /eərəplen/ noun a
power-driven, heavier-than-air craft
with fixed wings (NOTE: Many people
use the words aeroplane and aircraft
as if they had exactly the same meaning.
However, aeroplanes, hot-air balloons,
helicopters, airships and gliders
are all aircraft. The US English is airplane.)
performance aeroplane performance
/eərəplen pə|fɔməns/ noun a
description in figures of what a plane
can do, including, e.g., its speed, rate of
climb, and the length of its take-off run
aerostat aerostat /eərəυstt/ noun a hot-air
or gas-filled aircraft, e.g. an airship or
balloon
tow aero-tow /eərə|təυ/ noun a technique
of using a powered aircraft to pull
a glider into the air
An aero-tow to
2,000 feet costs $25.
AFCS AFCS abbreviation automatic flight
control system
AFDS abbreviation autopilot flight
director system
affect affect /ə|fekt/ verb to have an influence
on something, or cause a change in
something
Humidity and air density
are factors which affect the output of the
engine. Compare effect
AFI abbreviation assistant flying
instructor
AFIC AFIC abbreviation assistant flying
instructor course
AFIS abbreviation aerodrome flight
information service
AFS AFS abbreviation aeronautical fixed
service
aft /ɑft/ adjective towards the rear part
of the aircraft
The rear part of the
fuselage is called the aft section.  aft
cabin the passenger compartment at the
back of the aircraft  adverb rearwards
or backwards  to move the control
column aft to move the control column
backwards. Opposite fore, forward
after after /ɑftə/ adjective positioned
　
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