1. Why are aircraft de-iced on the ground in freezing conditions?
2. Which statement correctly distinguishes controlled and uncontrolled airspace?
3. What must a cabin crew member do when a medical issue or condition may endanger a flight?
Aircraft — definition?
A vehicle that can travel through the air.
Control surface — role?
Controls aircraft motion around axes.
Flight level — function?
Indicates aircraft altitude relative to standard pressure.
Phonetic alphabet — purpose?
Standardized spelling of letters for clear communication.
Pressure formula — expressing?
Pressure = Force / Surface area.
Nautical mile — conversion?
1.852 km.
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