Vocabulary

Question 1

Phraseology

Answer 1

Is the specialized language used by pilots and controllers to conduct an unambiguous and effective communication. Phrases were created to cover the most common situations in air navigation in order to ensure safety in communication

Question 2

Plain language

Answer 2

Natural language has recently been defined as the spontaneous creative and non coded use golf a given natural language, although constrained by the functions and topics that are required by aeronautical communications

Question 3

Flock of birds

Question 4

Communication failures

Answer 4

Vocabulary confusion
Read back error
Non standard phraseology
Incorrect English
Garbled message
Incorrect prononciation

Question 5

Ridge of hills

Answer 5

Groupe de montagnes

Question 6

Yoke

Answer 6

isthe airplane’s “steering wheel.”The yoke controls the airplane’s ailerons. In simplest terms, it allows the pilot to move the airplane “up,” “down,” “over left,” and “over right.”Twistingthe yoke side to side controls roll and pitch

Question 7

Trolleys

Answer 7

An airline service trolley, also known as an airline catering trolley, airline meal trolley, or trolley cart, isa small serving cart supplied by an air carrier for use by flight attendants inside the aircraft for transport of beverages, airline meals, and other items during a flight.

Question 8

Jeopardise

Answer 8

tocausesomething to beharmedordamaged, or to put something indanger

Question 9

Ils

Answer 9

Instrument landing system
The combination between the localiser and glideslope

Question 10

Rvr

Answer 10

Runway visibility range
Distance over which runway markings and lights are visible

Question 11

Lda

Answer 11

Landing distance available
The length of runway which can actually be used during touchdowns Landing

Question 12

Tcas

Answer 12

Traffic collision avoidance system
Airborne system designed to avoid aircraft collisions

Question 13

Rvsm

Answer 13

Reduced vertical separation minima
The rules by which the vertical separation between aircraft can be reduced

Question 14

Egpws

Answer 14

Enhanced ground proximity warning system
Gpws+fms/GPS
Aircraft system designed to warn crew of aircraft approaching terrain

Question 15

Msa

Answer 15

Minimum sector altitude
The altitude below which aircraft must not descend in the terminal area

Question 16

Atis

Answer 16

Automatic terminal information service
The automated system to provide updated aerodrome and meteorological information

Question 17

Airbridge

Answer 17

A PassengerBoarding Bridge(PBB) (also known as an air bridge, jet bridge, jetway, and sky bridge as well as by other terms) isan enclosed, elevated passageway which extends from an airport terminal gate to an airplane

Question 18

Situational awareness

Answer 18

Situational awareness isthe ability to perceive, understand, and effectively respond to one’s situation. It involves comprehending a given circumstance, gathering relevant information, analyzing it, and making informed decisions to successfully address any potential risks, hazards, or events that might occur

Question 19

Runway incursion

Answer 19

Any occurrence at an aerodrome involving the incorrect presence of an aircraft, vehicle or person on the protected area of a surface designated for the landing and take off of aircraft

Question 20

Runway excursion

Answer 20

runway excursion, on the other hand, is an incident in which an aircraft leaves the runway surface / makes an inappropriate exit from the runway
There is two types: veer off and overrun

Question 21

Occur

Answer 21

Happen

Question 22

Enquête

Answer 22

Investigation