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course which familiarises qualified
pilots with the differences in handling
characteristics between nosewheel and
tailwheel aircraft
tailwind tailwind /telwnd/ noun a wind
which is blowing in the same direction
as the direction of movement or flight
Because of the tailwind, the flight took
only six hours. Compare headwind
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take off take off / tek ɒf/ verb to leave the
ground When flying speed is reached
the aeroplane takes off.
take-off take-off /tek ɒf/, takeoff /tekɒf/
noun the procedure when an aircraft
leaves the ground The aircraft has to
accelerate before take-off. There is a
tendency for propeller driven aircraft to
swing or yaw on take-off. Abbreviation
TO, T/O
take-off run take-off run /tek ɒf r n/ noun the
distance from the start of take-off to the
point where the wheels leave the ground
Acceleration forces can be felt as the
aircraft begins its take-off run.
take-off weight take-off weight /tek ɒf wet/
noun the weight of an aircraft at takeoff,
made up of its empty weight, plus
the weight of its passengers, freight and
fuel
talk down talk down / tɔlk daυn/ verb to give
advice to a pilot by radio on how to land
an aircraft
tan tan abbreviation tangent
tangent tangent /tnd"ənt/ noun a straight
line, curve or surface which meets
another curve or curved surface at a
point, but which, if extended, does not
cut through at that point The glide
path is at a tangent to the runway.
Abbreviation tan
tangential tangential /tn|d"enʃ(ə)l/ adjective
positioned at a tangent to something
else
tank tank /tŋk/ noun a large container for
storing fluid An aluminium alloy fuel
tank is housed in each wing.
taper taper /tepə/ verb to reduce in thickness
towards one end Fuel flowing
from the float chamber passes through a
jet, in which is positioned a tapered
needle valve.
tapered wing tapered wing /tepəd wŋ/ noun a
wing which becomes narrower in width
from root to tip
target target /tɑ$t/ noun the indication
shown on a radar screen resulting from
a primary radar return or a radar beacon
reply In a secondary radar system, the
target is active.
tarmac tarmac /tɑmk/ noun the runway
and taxiways of an airport They were
working fast to clear the snow from the
tarmac.
TAS TAS abbreviation true airspeed
task task /tɑsk/ noun a function or duty
Present day transport aircraft are
required to fly accurately, in all
weather, for long distances or long periods
of time and, in order to carry out
this task efficiently, an autopilot is used.
taxi taxi /tksi/ verb to move an aircraft
along the ground under its own power
before take-off or after landing Light
aircraft can be steered while taxiing via
a direct link from rudder pedals to the
nosewheel. (NOTE: taxies – taxiing –
taxied; the US English is taxying.)
taxiing taxiing /tksiŋ/ noun the movement
of an aircraft along the ground under its
own power before take-off or after landing
the landing and taxiing of an aircraft
The taxiing of tail-wheel aircraft
is more difficult than nosewheel aircraft.
(NOTE: The US spelling is also
taxying.)
taxiway taxiway /tksiwe/ noun a tarmac
surface connecting the ramp or apron
with the runway an airfield, i.e. an
area given over to runways, taxiways
and aprons
TCA TCA abbreviation terminal control area
TCAS TCAS abbreviation traffic alert and
collision avoidance system
TCDS TCDS abbreviation type certificate
data sheet
technical technical /teknk(ə)l/ adjective 1.
referring to mechanical subjects or
applied sciences a technical education
2. referring to the mechanical, electrical,
hydraulic or pneumatic systems
of an aircraft A technical problem with
the aircraft prevented it from taking off
on time.
technique technique /tek|nik/ noun a special
method for doing something The
preparation of charts is done by computer
using numerical forecasting techniques.
technology technology /tek|nɒləd"i/ noun the
study and use of the mechanical arts or
applied sciences new technology new
electronic equipment The use of flyby-
wire in airliners was delayed to
allow thorough development and
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