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way of doing something, especially if it
is well thought out and systematic
The
most common method of displaying
radar information is on a cathode ray
tube.
metre metre /mitə/ noun an international
standard unit of length, approximately
equivalent to 39.37 inches. Abbreviation
m (NOTE: It is also written meter in
US English.)
MF abbreviation medium frequency
MFD MFD abbreviation multi-function display
MHz MHz symbol megahertz
micro- micro- /makrəυ/ prefix small. Opposite
mega- (NOTE: The prefix micro- is
used in front of SI units to indicate a
one millionth part: microsecond = one
millionth of a second.)
microburst /makrəυb%st/ noun a
particularly strong wind-shear especially
associated with thunderstorms

The investigation revealed that the crew
lost control of the aircraft as it flew
through the microburst.
microlight microlight /makrəlat/ noun a
small light aircraft, often with an open
fuselage, that can carry one or two people
at low speeds and is used for flying
for pleasure or reconnaissance
micro-switch micro-switch /makrəυswtʃ/ noun
a miniature switch used to govern systems
automatically
Operation of an
aircraft may also be seriously affected
by the freezing of moisture in controls,
hinges and micro-switches. (NOTE: The
plural form is micro-switches.)
microwave landing system microwave landing system
/makrəwev lndŋ sstəm/ noun
an extremely accurate guidance system
for landing aircraft that uses microwaves.
Abbreviation MLS
mid- mid- /md/ prefix middle  mid-summer
the middle of the summer
mid-air mid-air /md eə/ adjective  mid-air
collision collision between aircraft in
the air rather than on the ground
middle middle /md(ə)l/ adjective in the centre

middle marker  noun the centre

the seat in the middle of the row
middle airspace service middle airspace service /md(ə)l
eəspes s%vs/ a radar service provided
by an air traffic control area radar
unit in the airspace between FL100 and
FL245. Abbreviation MAS
middle marker middle marker /md(ə)l mɑkə/
noun an ILS marker beacon on
extended runway centre line, usually
3500 feet from the runway threshold
MIL MIL abbreviation military
mile mile /mal/ noun  statute mile
military military /mlt(ə)ri/ adjective relating
to war or to the armed services
milk run milk run /mlk rn/ noun a routine
trip, especially an airline’s regular flight
millibar millibar /mlibɑ/ noun a unit of
atmospheric pressure equal to 1 thousandth
of a bar. Symbol mb
milligramme milligramme /mli$rm/ noun one
thousandth of a gramme
millilitre millilitre /mlilitə/ noun one thousandth
of a litre (NOTE: It is usually written
ml after figures: 35ml. Also written
milliliter in US English.)
millimetre millimetre /mlimitə/ noun one
thousandth of a metre (NOTE: It is usually
written mm after figures: 35mm.
Also written millimeter in US English.)
min min abbreviation minimum
minima minima /mnmə/  minimum
minimal minimal /mnm(ə)l/ adjective very
small in amount, importance or degree

Safety equipment carried on some
light aircraft may be as minimal as a
portable fire extinguisher.
Any
attempt to increase range by applying
power is of minimal benefit.
minimise minimise /mnmaz/, minimize
verb to reduce or decrease to the smallest
amount possible
minimum minimum /mnməm/ adjective
smallest possible
the minimum
amount required
Minimum weather
requirements for a particular operation
such as runway visual range (RVR). 
noun the smallest or least possible
quantity or amount
Fires should be
tackled with the minimum of delay.
To
keep the weight of the fuselage structure
minimum flying speed 150
to a minimum, the difference between
cabin pressures and the external atmospheric
pressures should be kept to a
minimum. (NOTE: The plural form is
minima or minimums.)
minimum flying speed minimum flying speed
/mnməm flaŋ spid/ noun the
lowest true air speed at which an aircraft
can maintain height
　
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