Airline Terminology Flashcards

(137 cards)

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ABP/S-ABP

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Able bodied passenger/selected - abp

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AFT

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Toward the rear of aircraft

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Aisle

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The passage between rows of seats

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Amber

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Yellow colored light/orange ting/ mix of red & yellow

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Approach

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Final phase of flight with intention of landing

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APU

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Auxiliary power unit

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Armed

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Made ready for emergency use

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ATC

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Air traffic control

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AXE

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Fire fighting equipment

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Bassinet (COT)

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Baby’s carrycot for us in flight only/ specifically after the seat belt sign is off and only when it is off

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BCF

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Bromochlorodifluoromenthane fire extinguisher

Norwegian has a halon 12/11

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Belly Landing

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Landing without landing gear

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Block Time

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From the time hat the aircraft pushes back from park until after landing and then parked at the gate.

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BRACE (for impact)

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Position adopted for protection in an emergency

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CAA

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Civil Aviation Authority

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Cabin

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Inside the aircraft

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CAPT

Norwegian uses CPT

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Captain of the aircraft

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CCM or FA or CM

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Cabin Crew Member

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CD-R or CMDR

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Commander. The person with the overall responsibility, usually the captain.

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Child life jacket

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Small life jacket used for small children

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CHIME

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Sound made by calls from crew or pax

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CHOCKS

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Wedges that stop the A/C wheels from moving

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Circuit breaker

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Automatic stop of electric current

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Climb

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Ascend to another flight level

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Cockpit
Flight deck
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Crew
Everybody working in and around an aircraft
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Crew life jacket
Flame orange or red
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Cruise
Move at a steady speed and altitude
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Decompression
Loss of air pressure inside the cabin
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Dedicated assist space
A defined area at each floor level emergency exit allocated for cabin crew during an emergency evacuation
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Demo kit
Safety briefing demonstration equipment
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Descent
Flight to lower altitudes
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Disarmed
Door mode- girt bar engaged in door hooks
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Disembark
Exiting an aircraft
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Ditching
An emergency landing on water
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Ditching line
Mooring line
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Diversion
A change in a planned course
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Downwind
The direction in which the wind is blowing (with the wind)
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EASA (EU)
European Aviation Safety Agency
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Embark
Entering an aircraft
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Emergency
When a situation is not normal and not safe
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ELT
Emergency Locator Transmitter
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Escape Rope
Fitted assist evacuation from flight deck
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Escape Slide
Inflatable device used in land evacuation
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ETA
Estimated time of arrival
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ETD
Estimated time of departure
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EVAC
Signal alarm audible signal to evacuate the A/C
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EVAC Switch
Control for evacuation signal
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Evacuation
Rapidly exiting a dangerous area
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EXT seatbelt
Used for infants/obese pax
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FAA (US)
Federal Aviation Administration
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FO
First Officer/co-pilot
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Fire gloves
Protective hand gloves
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Finger
Part of an airport where you will find several gates
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FLAPS
Movable areas of wing affecting lift
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Flight level
Altitude (ex. FL240 at 24,000ft)
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Fuselage
Body or airplane
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FWD
Towards the front (nose) of the aircraft
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Gate
Part of airport were you enter and exit an A/C
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Galley
Aircraft kitchen
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GEN DEC
General declaration for crew (Customs/immigration)
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GIRT BAR
Metal bar at door end of slide
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GOGGLES
Eye protection
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GPU
Ground power unit, used instead of APU on ground
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HAT RACK
Overhead locker/compartment in cabin
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HOLD
Area in fuselage for cargo
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Hydraulic
Work done by oil under pressure
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IATA
International Air Transport Association
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ICAO
International Civil Aviation Organization
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IFE
In-flight entertainment
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Incapacitated
When someone is unable to perform their duties
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INOP
Inoperative- deactivated so it cannot be used
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Interphone
Phone for crew communication system
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IOCC
Integrated operations control center
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Jump Seat
Spare seat for crew or flight deck
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Lanyard
Piece of rope to connect two items
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Latch
A metal bar to keep items in place
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Load sheet
A document of the aircrafts weight and balance
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Long-haul
Travel of relatively long distance
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Mock-up
A model of an aircraft or parts of it
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MUST
Required, mandatory - I.e. " The application of a procedure" is mandatory
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Over wing slide
Escape device for the wing
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PA
Passenger address system
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Pallet
Cargo container
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PAX
Passenger
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PIC
Pilot in command
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Placard
Sign with information or warning placed inside or outside of the aircraft
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Pneumatic
Work done by air under pressure
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Portable
Can be carried
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Potable
Safe to drink
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PSI
Pounds per square inch: a unit of pressure
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PSU
Passenger Service Unit
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Push Back
Aircraft maneuvering by tug, from stand
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SHALL
The application of a procedure or provision is mandatory
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Short-haul
Travel of a relatively short distance
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SHOULD
The application of a procedure or provision is strongly recommended/required. Justification is needed for non-compliance
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Slot time
A specific time to take off and land, aka
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CTOT.
Controlled by ATC
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Slide
Means of evacuation in an emergency
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Smoke Goggles
Smoke eye protection
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Smoke Hood
Protective breathing equipment
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Stowage
Space made inside aircraft for items
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TAG
A paper or plastic note fixed on cargo or luggage to determine ownership and/or destination
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Tarmac
An area covered with asphalt or concrete where the aircraft takes off, land and taxi
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Taxi
An aircraft moving on ground by its own power
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Torch
Emergency light for use in darkness
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Trolley
Container on wheels to be pushed around inside the aircraft
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TSA (us)
Push back or vehicle to movement of air
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Turbulence
Irregular movements of air
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Unaccompanied Minor or UM
A child between5-12 years of age traveling alone
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Uplift
Extra order of catering or supply
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Upwind
The direction against which the wind is blowing (against the wind)
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U/S
Unserviceable: does not work at the moment. Also called Tech (having a technical failure).
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UTC
Coordinated Universal Time also called ZULU or GMT
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ZULU
Time
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ALG
Allergic to pets
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AVG
Seeing eye dog
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AVIH
Animal in hold
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BLND
Blind PAX
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CHD
Child PAX
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DEAF
Deaf PAX
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DEPA
Accompanied deportee
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DEPU
Unaccompanied deportee
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INF
Infant PAX
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OXYG
PAX that needs oxygen
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PETC
Animal in cabin
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UNMR
Unaccompanied minor
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WCHS
Wheelchair assist up stairs
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WCHR
Wheelchair assist to ramp, can not go long distances
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WCHC
Wheelchair assist to be carried | Carry on PAX
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PAX
Passenger
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FAK
First aid kit
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EMK
Emergency medical kit | Usually used by any medical personnel on board
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ASK
Aircraft supply kit | More basic drugs
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AOC
Aircraft operation certificate
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CCIC
Community crew ID card
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HELP
Heat Escape Lessening Positioning