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Air Transportation Flashcards

1
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movement of passengers and cargo by aircraft

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Air Transportation

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2
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database composed of numbers and letters

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Passenger Name Record

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3
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business class, first class, economy

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Class of Service

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4
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carry on (mga gamit na pwede madala sa airplane)

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Checked Baggage

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5
Q

Manila is the hub to all the provinces within the country

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Gateway City

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6
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more than 24 hours

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Stopover

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7
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includes the main aspects of travel (accommodation, itinerary, food)

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Package Tour

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8
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planned docu from day 1 to until last day

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Itinerary

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9
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ticket

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Booking/Reservation

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10
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international - 3 to 4 hrs, local - 2 to 3 hrs

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Check-in

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11
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less than 24 hours

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Layover

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12
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most of the passengers will only have to wait inside the airport

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Layover

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13
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entire world of flight, everything related to aircraft

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Aviation

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14
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non military use of aircraft

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Civil Aviation

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15
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transportation of passengers and cargo on scheduled flights

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Commercial Air Travel

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16
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broad category that includes private flying to air taxis, business jets, and recreational flying

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general aviation

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17
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transportation of freight by air

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air cargo

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18
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use of aircraft for national defense purposes

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Military aviation

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19
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responsible for defending a country’s airspace

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air force

20
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provides tactical support to ground troops including transportation, reconnaissance, and attack missions

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army aviation

21
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aircraft that are launched from aircraft carriers and other naval vessels

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naval aviation

22
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top priority in aviation; strict regulations and procedures are in place to ensure the safety of passengers, crew and people on the ground

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Safety

23
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to prevent terrorism, security measures include screening passengers and baggage

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Security

24
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system that helps ensure the safe and orderly flow of air traffic

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Air Traffic Control

25
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GPS, radar, and inertial navigation

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Navigation

26
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aircraft must be regularly maintained to ensure that they are safe and airworthy

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Aircraft maintenance

27
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weather can have a significant impact on aviation.

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Meteorology

28
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field focused on the business side of aviation, includes flight operations, scheduling, maintenance, safety, customer service, and marketing

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Aviation Management

29
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trade association for airlines, represents a majority of the world’s air traffic

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International Air Transport Association (IATA)

30
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IATA develops and promotes standards such as ticketing procedures, cargo handling, safety protocols

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Standardization

31
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IATA acts as a collective voice for the airline industry

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Industry representation

32
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IATA provides a range of resources and services to its member airlines

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Resources and services

33
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to represent, lead, and serve the airline industry

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Mission

34
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net zero carbon emissions from their operations

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Net Zero Carbon 2050 Resolution

34
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to shape the future growth of a safe, secure and sustainable air transport industry

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Vision

35
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provide step by step detailing of a critical actions for aviation

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Net Zero Roadmaps

36
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liquid fuel that reduces CO2 emissions by up to 80%

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Sustainable Aviation Fuel

37
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aims to become the single access point for airline environmental data management

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EcoHub

38
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airline recognize the importance of reducing, reusing, and recycling cabin waste

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Sustainable Cabin

39
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made up of two main streams

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Cabin Waste

40
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leftover rubbish from items given to passengers on the aircraft

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Cleaning Waste

41
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inflight meals, snacks and beverages served to passengers and can consist of leftover food, drinks, and packaging

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Catering Waste

42
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invitation only platform, exclusively open for airlines and IATA partners

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FlyAware

43
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two letter or a letter number code that uniquely identifies an airline

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Airline designator code

44
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three letter code that uniquely identifies an airport. also used on flight schedules, reservations, and tickets

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Airport codes

45
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important because they provide a standard way to identify airlines and airports around the world.

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IATA codes

Micro Perspective of Tourism and Hospitality (10 decks)

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