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engine from the hot area.
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bulletin bulletin /bυltn/ noun a short report
or information on a situation news
bulletin weather bulletin A terminal
aerodrome forecast bulletin may consist
of forecasts for one or more aerodromes.
BUMF BUMF mnemonic
burble burble /b%b(ə)l/ noun a break in the
flow of air around an aircraft’s wing,
which leads to turbulence
burst burst /b%st/ noun 1. a minor explosion
caused by increased pressure The
risk of tyre burst through overheating is
increased by hard application of the
brakes. 2. a very short period of activity
followed by no activity The ground
installation transmits a code in two
short bursts. burst of energy a very
short period of energy verb to explode
because of increased pressure or puncture
Metal debris on the runway may
cause a tyre to burst. (NOTE: bursting –
burst)
busbar busbar /b sbɑ/ noun an electrical
conductor used to carry a particular
power supply to various pieces of
equipment Complex busbars are thick
metal strips or rods to which input and
output connections are made.
button button /b t(ə)n/ noun a little round
disc which you push to operate something,
e.g. to ring a bell
Ballot’s Law Buys Ballot’s Law / baz bləts
lɔ/ noun a rule for identifying low
pressure areas, based on the Coriolis
effect
COMMENT: In the northern
hemisphere, if the wind is blowing from
behind you, the low pressure area is to
the left, while in the southern
hemisphere it is to the right.
buzz buzz /b z/ verb to fly low in an aircraft
over people or buildings, or to fly across
the path of other aircraft
bypass /bapɑs/ noun 1. an alternative
pipe, channel, etc. A turbine
bypass in the form of an alternative
exhaust duct is fitted with a valve. 2.
same as shunt
C
CC symbol 1. Celsius 2. centigrade
CAA CAA abbreviation Civil Aviation
Authority
cabin cabin /kbn/ noun a passenger compartment
in an aircraft Air enters at
the front of the cabin and leaves at the
rear.
cabin attendant cabin attendant /kbn ə|
tendənt/ noun member of the flight
crew who looks after passengers, serves
food, etc. If you need something, press
the call button and a cabin attendant
will respond within a few minutes. Also
called flight attendant
cabin compressor and blower system cabin compressor and blower
system / kbn kəm| presə ən
bləυə sstəm/ noun part of the air
conditioning system for the cabin
cabin crew cabin crew /kbn kru/ noun airline
staff who are in direct contact with
the passengers and whose in-flight
responsibilities include: ensuring correct
seating arrangements, serving food
and attending to the general well-being
of passengers, etc.
cabin environment cabin environment noun the conditions
inside the aircraft cabin, including
the temperature, the space, the colour
scheme, the seating arrangements, etc.
cabin pressure cabin pressure /kbn preʃə/
noun the pressure of air inside the cabin
which allows people to breathe normally
at high altitudes
cabin pressurisation cabin pressurisation / kbn
preʃəra|zeʃ(ə)n/ noun the maintenance
of an acceptable atmospheric
pressure in an aircraft while flying at
high altitude At 35,000 ft (feet) passengers
can breathe freely because of
cabin pressurisation.
cable cable /keb(ə)l/ noun 1. thick metal
wire control cables thick metal wire
linking the pilot’s cockpit controls to
control surfaces such as the elevators
and ailerons 2. a thick metal wire used
for electrical connections Earth
return is by cable to the negative pole of
the battery.
cabotage cabotage /kbətɑ"/ noun the right
of a country to operate internal air traffic
with its own airlines and not those of
other countries
calculate calculate /klkjυlet/ verb to find
out an answer to a problem by working
with numbers The total flight fuel can
be calculated by multiplying the time of
the flight by kilograms of fuel per hour.
calculation calculation / klkjυ|leʃ(ə)n/ noun
an act of finding out an answer to a
problem by working with numbers
calculation of fuel required calculation of fuel required
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