Land immediately. ATC instruction to pilot. The urgency of the landing is paramount. The primary consideration is to ensure the survival of the occupants. Landing in trees, water, or other unsafe areas should be considered only as a last resort.
react immediately to any pilot request for re-routing and promptly issue any necessary instructions which will vector the aircraft along the newly requested route ...
Immediately after crossing the road, begin turning to the left, employing a steep angle of bank equal to the steepest angle used before crossing the road. We have a tail wind, or fast ground speed, at this point.
IMMEDIATELY- Used by ATC when such action compliance is required to avoid an imminent situation.
INCERFA Uncertainty Phase) [ICAO]- A situation wherein uncertainty exists as to the safety of an aircraft and its occupants.
INCREASE SPEED TO (SPEED)- ...
Immediately take the sectional and pinch it between your fingers at both your current position and the destination, then pull the map across your thigh. That will put a crease between the two points and that becomes your course line.
Immediately following the Spanish civil war came World War II, during which, dogfighting was most prevalent. It was widely believed that strategic bombing alone was synonymous with air power; a fallacy that would not be fully understood until Vietnam.
Immediately raise flaps to the previous setting.
Pull aft on the yoke. Copilot assistance may be required.
Reduce power if altitude permits; otherwise maintain power.
Immediately after Congress approved the act, Brown held a series of meetings in Washington to discuss the new contracts.
Immediately after liftoff, the airplane may seem to leap up a few feet, as you climb out of the pseudo-tailwind. This is generally a good thing, because when you become airborne you generally want to stay airborne.
I was immediately impressed with the high quality of the helicopter construction. It is solidly constructed with a metal frame and a plastic fairing.
You'll immediately notice that your runway closure rate decreases, which gives you more time have more time to flare. Upon touchdown, immediately reduce power to idle.
Unpause immediately and fly as you read.
The altimeter (and your engine, too) may be cantankerous around here.
The program immediately will ask for the first filename where we have stored the calibration data, i.e. files created at end of step I above, Thus the, first filename that we have to give is 'stick force txt'.
Climbing out, I immediately feel like I'm piloting a much heavier airplane. Not unlike-dare I say it-a Cessna 150 or 172.
Controls aircraft immediately after and prior to landings and takeoffs, or during the climb and approach phases of flight.
Thrust ...
A strong bulkhead immediately behind the engine on a powered aeroplane.
Flaps ...
Since I was not already planning on doing that myself, and since he's certainly more qualified to do that than I am, I immediately agreed.
When air flows over any part of an aircraft there exists, immediately adjacent to the surface, a thin layer of air called the boundary layer, ...
When the ship rose into the air it immediately began to drift before the breeze, but directly the power was transmitted to ...
The question of course immediately raised, "What if there landing field within gliding range?
Departure vectors: vectors may be assigned to an aircraft to fly immediately after takeoff. They can also be assigned to fly upon reaching a specific altitude. ATC might say 'after takeoff fly heading 030', or, 'upon reaching 500ft fly heading 030.
TRACONs control the aircraft immediately prior to and after landings and takeoffs, or during the climb and descent phases of flight. There are 236 TRACONs, less than the number of towers because some TRACONs handle more than one airport.
A totally stable aircraft will return, more or less immediately, to its trimmed
state without pilot intervention.
However, such an aircraft is rare and not much desirable. We usually want an ...
Some headsets boast the ability to attach to cell phones—cell phone use in the air is prohibited by regulation, but they're handy if you want to call someone immediately before you take off to say you're on your way.
Cold Shock: The loss of body functions, or death, immediately on sudden immersion in very cold water. See also Hypothermia and Vasogenic Shock.
Controlled Airspace: Airspace closed to unauthorised aircraft (and see TPA).
CVR: Cockpit Voice Recorder.
The thin layer of air immediately surrounding the surfaces of an aeroplane or airship. This layer is slowed down in flight by the friction exerted on the surface as it moves through the air and represents an important element of drag.
The DZSO is responsible for complete safety on the drop zone and air space immediately in and around the drop area. He ensures the drop zone is safe to drop on, wind speeds are within proper limits and medical coverage is available.
Ice that remains on the boot immediately after a boot inflation and deflation.
Rime Ice
The ice type that appears rough, milky and opaque. Rime ice is formed by the instantaneous freezing of supercooled droplets as they strike the aircraft.
IGE - in ground effect. Helicopter performance with an earth surface immediately below. Also OGE, out of ground effect. Helicopters can hover at a greater maximum altitude IGE (above a mountain slope, for example) than they can in free air, OGE.
CARBURETOR ICING - A phenomenon reported to by pilots that occurs immediately after they run out of gas.
CONE OF CONFUSION - An area about the size of New Jersey located near the final approach NDB at an airport.
If you do a layup at this temperature you should immediately move the part into a warm room for curing. Purchase a thermometer and a humidity indicator and place them in your work area.
The bulkhead seats are those placed immediately behind this divider. Bulkhead seats generally provide added legroom, but they also tend to offer less storage capacity, as there is no seat in front under which carryon luggage can be stowed.
Air Mass - Impromptu religious service held on board an aircraft immediately following an announcement by the pilot that he is lost, having an engine problem, or running out of fuel.
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You can change the values of different variables which affect the design and immediately see the new flight characteristics. With this version of the program, you can even test how your kite would fly on Mars, or off the top of a mountain.
IFR Flight Plan — Mandatory filing before a flight under Instrument Flight Rules. Based on flight plan information, ATC can issue (immediately before departure) an IFR clearance to enter clouds or low visibility conditions for instrument ...
(In response to a listserve query for a recommendation on a Web designer) "Dale Tincher from Consultwebs.com immediately comes to mind. I think he's ...
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Biruta Kresling was given the opportunity of studying the airplane close at hand when it was 'dissected' - 'taken to pieces', enabling her to find out all the details relating to its manufacture and produce a series of drawings. She was immediately ...
The MiG-25R entered Soviet Air Force (VVS) service almost immediately, but the service entry of the MiG-25P with the PVO was delayed until 1972.
TOUCH-AND-GO - Landing practice wherein an aircraft does not make a full stop after a landing, but proceeds immediately to another take-off.
There are many reasons for this, but the most common are excessive hinge gap or excessive "slop" in the pushrod connections and control horns. If you ever hear a low-pitched buzzing sound, reduce throttle and land immediately.
Note: Unlike a carbureted engine, any loss of fuel supply at the in-tank- pickup will immediately result in a loss of fuel volume and pressure at the EFI injector resulting in lean conditions and engine damage.
Helicopters can't really fly - they're just so ugly that the earth immediately repels them! Learn from the mistakes of others. You won't live long enough to make all of them yourself.
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