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22 Sept, 10:50
Every pilot knows that aviation is all about cause and effect. If the temperature goes up, air density goes down. If the aircraft gets heavier, the takeoff roll gets longer.In English, the best way to express it is by using the "The... the..." construction.⚠️ The formula is simple: the + comparative adjective ..... the + comparative adjective . чем...тем..E.g.The higher the altitude, the thinner the air. The lower the visibility, the trickier the approach. The heavier the aircraft, the longer the runway required.Over to you! ( Теперь Ваша очередь) Let’s practice in the comments: Finish this sentence using the rule: 👉 “The longer the flight, the...”✈️Aviation English
15 Sept, 20:13
One of the tyres detached or burst during the takeoff roll, sending debris that caused a secondary engine malfunction. The mechanical failure caused violent shaking throughout the fuselage. The intense vibration forced overhead locker latches to pop open, spilling loose luggage onto passengers, while parts of the ceiling interior panels dislodged. Flight crew managed to maintain control, declared an emergency, and turned the aircraft around to land back at Mashhad without further incident. Airport and local authorities confirmed that all passengers and crew disembarked safely with no reported injuries.✈️Aviation English
14 Sept, 18:21
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12 Sept, 08:20
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12 Sept, 08:19
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10 Sept, 08:52edited
How would you call it?There are juicy phrases for it.👇👇👇a star-shaped crack — трещина в форме звезды a starburst crack — «звездообразная» трещина a spiderweb crack — трещина, похожая на паутинуI'd say: The windshield has sustained significant damage. There is a prominent starburst crack with multiple radial cracks spreading outward from the point of impact.
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4 Sept, 12:08
Visual Docking Guidance System is a system used to assist aircraft to dock at the exact position in front of respective gates.Advanced Visual Docking Guidance Systems or A-VDGS are the updated versions of VDGS, wherein a parking position for docking can be enabled with a maximum deviation of 10 cm. The advanced system is more precise, and allows the the boarding bridge for passengers to be aligned very closely with the final position.✈️Aviation English
2 Sept, 12:50
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26 Aug, 10:09
The idiom "to dot your i's and cross your t's" means to be extremely meticulous, precise, and thorough. It refers to paying close attention to every small detail, leaving nothing to chance or oversight before considering a task completely finished.E.g. When conducting a thorough pre-flight walkaround, a professional pilot always dots their i's and crosses their t's to ensure no mechanical detail or security panel is overlooked.
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19 Aug, 10:18
Under what conditions can an aircraft encounter an upset?Drop a comment below👇👇👇
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11 Aug, 13:53
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9 Aug, 06:17
Did you know that there are two words - antenna and aerial.In American English the word antenna is used for almost everything: ✅ TV antenna ✅ Radio antenna ✅ GPS antenna ✅ Aircraft antenna Example: The aircraft has two VHF antennas Aerial is a British word. Our TV aerial was damaged in the storm. British speakers traditionally use aerial for TV and radio reception. However, when it comes to technical equipment, British engineers and pilots also use antenna.In aviation, the correct term is always: ✅ antenna NOT ❌ aerial You'll hear and read: VHF antenna GPS antenna✈️Aviation English
28 Jul, 12:44edited
Let’s boost our vocabulary in aviation context!I’ll give you a phrasal verb and your task is to create your own aviation-related sentence using it in the comments below.Phrasal Verb: set off Meanings: to trigger, cause to explode, or activate a device, system, or mechanism (such as an alarm, emergency slide, explosive charge, or safety equipment). вызвать что-то, активировать"The cabin crew accidentally set off the emergency slide during routine preparation, prompting an immediate safety review.""Smoke from the galley oven set off the lavatory smoke detector, alerting the flight deck instantly."Waiting for your sentences with SET OFF in comments👇👇👇
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