Route segment - 14 CFR 1.1
Route segment is a portion of a route bounded on each end by a fix or navigation aid (NAVAID).
Route 1
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Enroute
If your flight will take you through hilly or mountainous terrain then pay special attention on cloud bases (ceilings), temperature dew point spread, visibility, freezing level and if any precipitation is forecast for the area.
Enroute Time (ETE) -- the Estimated Time Enroute for the leg.
Zulu Time -- (also UTC--Universal Coordinated Time) the time zone in Greenwhich, England that constitues the world aviation standard time zone.
Enroute Controllers
En route controllers handle aircraft that are operating on the main travel portion of their flights, typically at an altitude of 6,000 feet mean sea level (msl) or greater.
Flight Plans ...
en route chart - (1) Chart of air routes in specific areas that shows the exact location of electronic aids to navigation, such as radio-direction-finder stations, radio- and radar-marker beacons, and radio-range stations.
En Route Starter
You'll make a number of point-to-point flights in Odyssey, taking off from some of Flight Simulator's most colorful airports, flying scenic routes, and landing at U.S., European, and other airports you may never have seen.
En Route Control - The control of Instrument Flight Rules traffic en route between two or more adjacent approach control facilities.
En Route Low Altitude Charts
Provide aeronautical information for en route instrument navigation (IFR) in the low altitude stratum.
EN ROUTE AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SERVICES - Air traffic control services provided aircraft on IFR flight plans, generally by centers, when these aircraft are operating between departure and destination terminal areas.
Air Route Traffic Control Center (ARTCC or Center) - A FAA facility established to provide air traffic control service to aircraft operating on Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) flight plans within controlled airspace during the en route portion of ...
En Route Center
Formally known as an Air Route Traffic Control Center (ARTCC), it houses the air traffic controllers and equipment needed to identify and direct aircraft, primarily during the en route portion of their flights.
Air Route. A definite route between two or more aerodromes, towns or countries.
Air Scoop. A scoop through which air is taken into the ballonnets of a balloon or an airship by wind pressure.
Route the battery cable to the "On/Off" switch. Onboard battery packs use a special connector and the "On/Off" switch converts the connector to a standard servo-type connector.
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route approval for scheduled flight in and out of the united states
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Approval of Areas and Routes for Supplemental Operations ...
Route Category Landings by Airline
Total number of landings of aircraft at Sea-Tac, separated by airlines for the month separated by International, Domestic, Air Taxi/Commuter, and All Cargo.
Aircraft Landings Summary ...
ROUTE SEGMENT
a part of a route.
RPL
Repetitive Flight Plan
RPM
Revolutions Per Minute. How fast something turns. It is both singular and plural. An engine can turn one RPM, or 10,000 RPM, NEVER 10,000 RPM`s.
ROUTE SEGMENT- As used in Air Traffic Control, a part of a route that can be defined by two navigational fixes, two NAVAID's, or a fix and a NAVAID.
(See FIX.)
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Routes and flight levels
The particular route to be flown determines the ground distance to cover, while winds on that route determine the air distance to be flown.
En route; in the process of traveling
Incentive Travel
Travel as a reward for an employee's outstanding performance ...
On-Route Status, and other hazy ATC concepts
released for climb
Airspace classifications ...
en route center - Sometimes referred to as a "center," or an Air Route Traffic Control Center, ...
Air Route Surveillance Radar. Air Route Traffic Control Center (ARTCC) radar used primarily to detect and display an aircraft's position while en route between terminal areas.
Air Route Traffic Control Center
AS FRAGGED
Unit or element will be performing exactly as stated by the air tasking order.
An air route between two cities.
City designation
The designation of air services to particular cities, or a choice of cities specified under an ASA 25 September 2006 Transport Monthly Aviation Update Deutsche Bank AG/Sydney Page 13.
In the enroute phase, the primary obstacle-clearance technique is to choose a suitable route and a suitable altitude, as discussed in section 14.8. A good secondary technique, to reduce the chance of mistakes, is to get radar advisories.
minimum en route altitude
MM/MTPC
Maintenance Manager/Maintenance Test Pilot Course ...
Minimum En Route Altitude (MEA)
The lowest altitude an aircraft can legally fly at under IFR on a given route. This is determined by the local terrain and navigation equipment.
Notice to Airmen (NOTAM) ...
When addressing Class B, think of busy; Class C, of crowded; Class D, think of dense; Class E, think of enroute; and Class G, go for it.
estimated time en route
ETOPS
extended range operation with two-engine aircraft ...
org/ ARTCC Air Route Traffic Control Center - a "long-distance" ATC facility, known more briefly as "Center" ASRS Aviation Safety Reporting System (voluntary NASA safety program) [write to: Aviation Safety Reporting System, NASA Ames Research Center, ...
Former government agency of the United States responsible, among other things, of investigating air accidents (duties taken over by the NTSB) and controlling which routes the airlines could fly and what fares they could charge (prior to the Airline ...
The service was discontinued after three months because of noise complaints from the Malaysian government; it could only be reinstated on a new route bypassing Malaysian airspace in 1979.
Airway - Designated flight route
Area Navigation (RNAV) - Navigation system that allows for operation on any desired course within an area serviced by ground based navigation signals, or self contained airborne system ...
Takeoff means plan the route of takeoff so that it is not downwind, doesn't fly through or into any of the barriers we have identified, and has good emergency landing areas available.
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Water mixed with antifreeze ( a good rust inhibitor ) is circulated at a thremostatically controlled temperature throughout the engine whereupon it is directed to a heatexchanger, the equivalent of a car's radiator; the water is than routed back to ...
prepare and/or obtain forecasts and other relevant information for flights with which it is concerned; the extent of its responsibilities to prepare forecasts shall be related to the local availability and use of en-route and aerodrome forecast ...
The most common method of fabricating a hardpoint is to route out a small amount of foam core material between the inner and outer laminates of the shell. See Figure 1.
The most ideal condition for cross-country flying would be one like that on the London-Edinburgh route, ...
FLIGHT PLAN Filed by radio, telephone, computer, or in person with Flight Service Stations, a record of aircraft number; type and equipment, estimated time of departure and time en route, route and altitude to be flown, ...
FLIGHT SERVICE STATION (FSS) Air traffic facilities that provide pilot briefing, en route communications and VFR search and rescue services, assist lost aircraft and aircraft in emergency situations, relay ATC clearances, originate Notices or Airmen, ...
Passengers can take advantage of the wide variety of routes offered by airline alliances such as SkyTeam, Star Alliance and Oneworld.
The T206's standard 87-gallon tanks would have been sufficient to make the Atlantic crossing by the northern route, through Iqaluit, Sondre Stromfjord and Kulusuk, well above the Arctic Circle.
STAR - Standard Terminal Arrival Route, for inbound IFR traffic.
STC - Supplemental Type Certificate. U.S.
WAYPOINT- A predetermined geographical position used for route/instrument approach definition, progress reports, published VFR routes, visual reporting points or points for transitioning and/or circumnavigating controlled and/or special use airspace, ...
An additional flight route (pass) over a drop zone.
RECONNAISSANCE AND SECURITY TEAMS (R&S TEAMS).
Flight Plan: A predetermined route, possibly including guidance modes, communications, and mission objectives, used by guidance and mission management for planning.
While enroute, the objective is armed, meaning that the crew and software are attempting to reach the radial. The radial is captured and the objective is met when the capture criteria are met.
Study Current Weather reports and conditions for the route to be followed
Know the airway facilities available on your route and the conditions of those facilites.
Know the Air Traffic Control Rules and procedures pertaining to that particular flight.
CENTER — One of 24 FAA Air Route Traffic Control Centers providing radar surveillance and traffic separation to participating en route traffic above and outside airspace handled by Approach and Departure Control.
Douglas DC-3 forged air routes for airlines around the world to become perhaps the most important civil aircraft in history.
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NONSTOP: A flight that does not stop en route. A nonstop flight is always direct, but a direct flight is not always nonstop.
NRSA: Non-revenue space available. Used to describe much unpaid staff travel.
NW: Northwest Airlines ...
Grass Strip - Often performed by exotic female flight attendants while enroute to Hawaii.
Gross Weight - 1. A 350-pound pilot (also see "Split S"). 2.
Multi-hop or Multi-leg - a journey where the passenger does not just fly between two airports to reach their final destination but where they stop en-route any number of times and perhaps spend time in each of the destinations (see Stopover).
A direct flight may stop en-route to your chosen destination, but you do not have to get off. The main advantage here is that you are less likely to lose your bags.
STANDARD TERMINAL ARRIVAL ROUTE (STAR) - A preplanned and published instrumental arrival route.
TA See TIME ABOVE (TA).
Certification requirement that allows extended range operations for those flights conducted over a route that contain a point further than one hour flying time at the approved one-engine inoperative cruise speed (under standard conditions in still ...
Leg or identifiable portion of a route traveled, usually stated in terms of originating and terminating cities.
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Turn Indicator This orientation instrument registers the variation of the route of a plane to right or left.
VFR Visual Flight Rules
Visibility The distance at which objects may be clearly seen ...
Hump, the: Air Transport route/lifeline over the Himalayas and encompassing the CBI Theater.
Hun: Slang for German enemy.
HVAR: High Velocity Aircraft Rocket w/5" Explosive warhead.
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