Basic Service (UK)
Basic Service (UK) is an Aviation Term defined as: A Basic Service is an ATS provided for the purpose of giving advice and information useful for the safe and efficient conduct of flights.
Flight Service Station
A Flight Service Station (FSS) is an air traffic control facility that provides information and services such as flight plan filing and weather information to pilots before, during, and after flights.
Flight service station
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supply SIGMET information and, as required, other meteorological information to associated air traffic services units;
disseminate SIGMET information;
prepare AIRMET information related to its area of responsibility; ...
Service Industry
Because of all of the equipment and facilities involved in air transportation, it is easy to lose sight of the fact that this is, fundamentally, a service industry.
Service of Process: Providing a formal notice to the defendant that orders him to appear in court to answer plaintiff's allegations.
Speed: Scalar velocity.
Service Ceiling
The altitude above sea level beyond which an airplane can no longer climb more than 30 m (100 ft) per minute.
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Service Bulletins, Advisory Circulars, and Airworthiness Directives ...
Service ceiling - The height above standard sea level beyond which an airplane can no longer climb more than 100 ft./min.
Service Provider
The organization providing de/anti-icing related services to air operators at a given location. The Service Provider may be a qualified third party, another airline, or the Air Operator.
SERVICE CEILING - The height above sea level at which an aircraft with normal rated load is unable to climb faster than 100' per minute under Standard Air conditions.
SERVICE CEILING - The density altitude at which flying in a clean configuration, at the best rate of climb airspeed for that altitude and with all engines operating and producing maximum (available) continuous power, ...
Service Ceiling: The height at which the rate of climb of an aeroplane falls below 100ft per minute.
Service Load: The total weight of the crew, removable armament, bombs and equipment normally carried in a military aeroplane.
Air services arrangements
A set of arrangements that regulate the operation of international air services between two countries.
Flight Service Station (FSS)
A set of ground-based information centers that provide information to pilots about weather and other flight conditions. They are separate from ATC, and only deal with fairly slowly developing phenomena.
Flight Service Station (FSS)
Air traffic facilities which provide pilot briefing, enroute communications and VFR search and rescue services, assist lost aircraft and aircraft in emergency situations, relay ATC clearances, ...
Radar Service Terminated
Becoming overly dependent on radar can cause problems. You should be prepared to operate in a non-radar environment. This means defining your own fixes, required reporting points, and altitudes.
Express Service: Service which enables travelers to avoid car rental counters at certain airport terminals and to proceed directly to shuttle buses. To qualify for express service, the traveler needs a personal ID number.
Services and extras offered by a travel supplier.
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Service that may be provided on CTAF frequencies when normal ATC services are not available
Wake turbulence
The disturbed air behind a large aircraft ...
Service Ceiling: Altitude at which cabin crews can serve drinks.
Spoilers: The Federal Aviation Administration.
Stall: Technique used to explain to the bank why your car payment is late.
Service that meets and assists clients upon arrival in a city.
Meeting Fare
Negotiated airline discounts, typically for 10 or more persons traveling to the same event.
SERVICE- A generic term that designates functions or assistance available from or rendered by air traffic control. For example, Class C service would denote the ATC services provided within a Class C airspace area.
SERVICE CEILING - Normally height at which an aircraft can maintain a maximum rate of climb of 100 ft (30 m) /min.
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A service operated by the appropriate authority to promote safe, orderly and expeditious flow in air traffic.
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The Air Service ordered 12 production versions of the machine on September 19, 1924, and later increased this to 30. Further contracts brought total production to 84. These orders were for PW-9A, C, and D models.
A civil service employee who holds appropriate qualifications and who must comply with this regulation and other DA aviation-related regulations.
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SB - Service Bulletin. Advisory notices issued by aircraft, engine and equipment manufacturers alerting owners and engineers to faults or problems requiring preventative or remedial maintenance or modification.
Terms of Service
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FSS (Flight Service Station) — FAA weather briefing and flight plan facility which once numbered 361 U.S. locations before most were consolidated into 61 AFSSs. Usually on an airport to handle walk-in traffic.
FSS (Flight Service Station) - Air traffic service facilities that provide a variety of services to pilots, including weather briefings, opening and closing flight plans, and search and rescue operations.
Terminal Radar Service Area (TRSA) - Airspace surrounding certain airports where ATC provides radar vectoring, sequencing, and separation on a full-time basis for all IFR and participating VFR aircraft.
Essential Air Service
Another function assigned to DOT with the demise of the CAB was the responsibility for maintaining air service to small communities.
V entered service in August 1917. It offered no performance improvement over the G.IV. Indeed, the G.V was up to 450 kg (992 pounds) heavier than the G.IV due to additional equipment and the use of insufficiently seasoned timber.
Terminal Radar Service Area (TRSA): A specified area around a terminal in which participating VFR pilots are provided separation from other participating VFR aircraft and IFR aircraft.
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The French Army Air Service (Aéronautique Militaire) was formed in October 1910. France led the world in early aircraft design and by 1912 five squadrons were in service with field armies, each equipped with six aircraft.
Aeronautique International FBO Fixed-Base Operator - a firm on an airport which maintains, rents, sells, and/or fuels aircraft, and may also provide flight training FSDO Flight Standards District Office - an FAA field office FSS Flight Service ...
ATIS: ≡ automatic terminal information service, 12
Aviation Safety Reporting System, 21.10
AWOS: ≡ automatic weather observation system, 12
absolute altitude: definition, 20.2.2
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The Civil Aviation Authority, which is a public corporation, was established by Parliament in 1972 as an independent specialist aviation regulator and provider of air traffic services.
AIS Netherlands -- Aerodrome Information Service the Netherlands. Authoritative source for aeronautical information about SSR usage, submitting flightplans online, access to electronic publications as AIP, VFR Guide (canceled), AIC-B etc etc.
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 ...
But over the service life of your system, this might change. As well as for hovercraft applications you will run on high RPM = high GPM. = relatively high PSI level which will break down your hydraulic oil ...
Parasitic Drag - A pilot who bums a ride back and complains about the service.
Range - Usually about 30 miles beyond the point where all fuel tanks fill with air.
Rich Mixture - What you order at the other guy's promotion party.
AFSS (Automated Flight Service Station) A (non-air traffic control) FAA facility providing pilots with weather briefing and flight-plan filing by radio, telephone and in person.
An FAA program, first implemented for the Boeing 777, to give ``out-of-the-box'' ETOPS clearance to a new plane, rather than waiting for a couple of years of domestic service experience.
EFIS - Electronic Flight Instrument System ...
It is now at Panorama Flight Services at Westchester county airport in NY.
It is available for flight training and rental. I have about 9 hours in the plane now and I love it. It is roomy, and very responsive. It is a lot of fun to fly.
The inboard tank is attached to the wing structure with screws and nut plates and can be removed for service or inspection. The outboard tank consist of a bladder fuel cell that is interconnected with the inboard tank.
The value of this number provides us with an idea of the upper service temperature limit for a plastic. This is the temperature at which a resin will begin to soften if placed under a load.
the Airport Noise and Capacity Act of 1990 (see also), which requires the Department of Transportation to issue regulations under which a public agency may be authorized to impose a PFC of $1, $2, or $3 per enplaned passenger at a commercial service ...
ATIS (Automated Terminal Information Service) A continuous broadcast of airport information, commonly found at tower-controlled airports. It usually includes weather information, runways in use, and any important notices.
NATS National Air Traffic Service
Navigation Light Identifying lights on an aircraft can be used to identify the presence of an aircraft and its direction of movement, especially at night.
This is a service where you wait at the airport until the next seat becomes available on your chosen route. Stand-by tickets used to be a cheap way to travel, sad to say those days are over.
A sukuk (which works in a broadly similar way to a conventional securitization) is a bond or certificate that provides an investor with ownership or part-ownership in the underlying asset, usufruct, or service.
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Automatic Terminal Information Service. A recorded voice message that provides weather and airport services information.
attitude
An aircraft's flying position at a given time.
Package - flights, hotels and services which are bundled together and sold at a specific price.
Passenger coupon - the final portion of a ticket which acts as a receipt for the passenger's own records.
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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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