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between airports.
air traffic controller air traffic controller /eə trfk
kən|trəυlə/ noun a person who works
in air traffic control and whose main
task is to ensure correct separation of
aircraft in all phases of flight
The air
traffic controller approved the emergency
landing. Abbreviation ATC.

controller
air traffic movements air traffic movements /eə trfk
muvmənts/ plural noun the number
of aircraft taking off and landing
an
increase in air traffic movements
airway airway /eəwe/ noun an area of the
sky, usually rectangular in cross-section,
along which civil aircraft fly from
place to place
Airways provide a high
degree of safety by ensuring adequate
separation between aircraft.
Aircraft
inside an airway are controlled by ATC.
(NOTE: Airways are usually 10 nm wide
with a centreline joining navigational
beacons.)
Airways Airways /eəwez/ noun a commercial
company operating flights (NOTE:
Usually used in the names of companies,
e.g. British Airways, South African
Airways)
airworthiness airworthiness /eə|w%ðinəs/ noun
the state of an aircraft with regard to
whether it can fly safely, as determined
by a national certifying authority
airworthiness directive airworthiness directive noun a
regulation issued by an aviation authority
when a problem has been identified
with a particular aircraft part. Abbreviation
AD
airworthy airworthy /eəw%ði/ adjective meeting
the standards of a national certifying
authority
It is the pilot’s responsibility
to ensure that the aircraft is
airworthy.
AIS AIS abbreviation aeronautical information
services
15 allowance
aisle aisle /al/ noun a long passageway
between the seats in the passenger cabin
of an airliner  aisle seat a seat which is
by an aisle, as opposed to a window seat
alarm /ə|lɑm/ noun 1. fear or worry

If the ammeter shows a high level of
charge after start-up, it is quite normal
and no cause for alarm. 2. a warning
sound or light
In the event of fire or
overheat, the control unit will produce
an alarm.  verb to frighten or worry

Severe turbulence may alarm passengers.
alert /ə|l%t/ adjective fully awake,
watchful and ready to deal with any situation

The crew must be alert at all
times to the possibility of hijacking,
bombs and stowaways.  noun a signal,
warning everyone to be alert  to be on
the alert to be watchful and ready for
anything that may happen  verb to
warn
It is the cabin staff ’s responsibility
to alert the flight crew if they see
smoke coming from an engine.
alight /ə|lat/ adjective on fire

Although the passenger thought he had
extinguished his cigarette, it was still
alight when he threw it into the waste
disposal bin.  verb (formal) 1. (of people)
to leave or get off an aeroplane
At
some airports, passengers alight onto
the apron when they leave the aircraft.
2. (of aircraft) to land
An aeroplane
may not fly over a city below such a
height as would allow it to alight in the
event of an engine failure.
align align /ə|lan/ verb 1. to position along
an axis or line
The nose wheel must be
aligned in a fore and aft direction during
retraction. 2. to set in a correct position
in relation to something else

Aligned white marks on the wheel and
tyre indicate that there is no creep.
alignment alignment /ə|lanmənt/ noun 1.
position in relation to an axis or a line 
to check the alignment of something
to make sure it is in the correct position
relative to an axis or line  to maintain
alignment with the runway to keep
the aircraft on the imaginary extended
centre line of the runway 2. correct
position in relation to something else 
out of alignment not aligned as it
should be
alkaline alkaline /lkəlan/ noun a substance
with a pH value of more than 7
alleviate alleviate /ə|liviet/ verb to reduce or
lessen the harmful effect of something

Anti-icing additives are available to
alleviate the problem of icing.
alleviation alleviation /ə|livi|eʃ(ə)n/ noun a
reduction or lessening of the harmful
effect of something
Deep, regular
breathing may provide some alleviation
from stress.
allocate allocate /ləket/ verb to provide
something particular for a given purpose
　
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