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that aeroplanes fly along
airline airline /eəlan/ noun a company
which manages air transport services
for passengers or goods
Which airline
is she working for, Air France or Air
Canada?
Most airlines do not allow
passengers to smoke during flight.
airliner airliner /eəlanə/ noun an aeroplane
designed to carry large numbers of passengers

Concorde is the world’s fastest
airliner.
airline representative airline representative /eəlan
repr|zentətv/ noun a person who
acts on behalf of an airline, or a person
who works for an airline
Passengers
should assemble in the departure
lounge where an airline representative
will meet them.
airline security area airline security area /eəlan s|
kjυərti eəriə/ noun an area in which
measures are taken by an airline to
ensure the safety of people and property
Airline Transport Pilot’s Licence Airline Transport Pilot’s
Licence /eəlan trnspɔt paləts
las(ə)ns/ noun the licence that a person
must have to be the pilot-in-command
or co-pilot of a public transport
aircraft. Abbreviation ATPL
airman airman /eəmən/ noun a person who
is a member of a country’s Air Force
airmanship airmanship /eəmənʃp/ noun allround
skill in piloting an aircraft which
includes academic knowledge, common
sense, quick reactions, awareness,
experience, consideration for other people
and property
Keeping a careful
lookout for other aircraft in the circuit
is good airmanship.
‘I was always told by my airmanship
instructor, in an emergency, to find the
largest piece of asphalt with the biggest
fire trucks’ [INTER PILOT]
air mass air mass /eə ms/ noun a very large
mass of air in the atmosphere in which
the temperature is almost constant and
which is divided from another mass by
a front
Air masses are divided into two
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types according to source region, and
these are known as polar and tropical
air masses.
airpark airpark /eəpɑk/ noun a small airport,
usually found near a business or
industrial centre
airplane airplane /eəplen/ US same as aeroplane
air pocket air pocket /eəpɒkt/ noun a small
area where the air is less dense or where
there is a downward air current, and
which makes an aircraft lose height
suddenly
air pollution air pollution /eə pə|luʃ(ə)n/ noun
pollution of the air by gas, smoke, ash,
etc.
Solid particles in the air include
dust, sand, volcanic ash and atmospheric
pollution. Also called atmospheric
pollution
airport airport /eəpɔt/ noun a civil aerodrome
designed for the take-off and
landing of passenger-carrying aircraft
for the general public and/or cargo aircraft

London Heathrow is one of the
busiest airports in the world. Abbreviation
A/P
airport authority airport authority /eəpɔt ɔ|θɒrti/
noun the organisation responsible for
the running of an airport
airport security officer airport security officer /eəpɔt s|
kjυərti ɒfsə/ noun a person
employed by an airport authority to
check passengers and baggage for illegal
substances or devices, e.g. drugs,
guns
airport surface detection equipment airport surface detection equipment
/eəpɔt s%fs d|tekʃ(ə)n |
kwpmənt/ noun short-range radar
equipment that scans the surface area of
an airport and tracks the movement of
aircraft and other vehicles on the
ground
airprox airprox /eəprɒks/ noun a situation in
which aircraft are too close to one
another in an area of airspace and there
is the possibility of danger to them.
Also called aircraft proximity hazard
air-sea rescue air-sea rescue /eə si reskju/
noun a rescue at sea in which aircraft,
especially helicopters, are used
airship airship /eəʃp/ noun a powered, gasfilled
balloon which can be steered
An
airship is classified as a lighter-thanair
craft.
airshow airshow /eəʃəυ/ noun a public display
of aircraft in flight and on the
ground, held at an airfield
airside airside /eəsad/ noun the part of an
airport where the aircraft take off and
　
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