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Maîtrise l'Aviation English.Master Aviation English.
Lecture, écoute, écriture professionnelle et révision du vocabulaire — sept façons de progresser, gratuites et illimitées.
Reading, listening, professional writing and vocabulary review — seven ways to progress, free and unlimited.
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Dictionnaire terminologiqueTerminology dictionary
20 termes essentiels, avec définition et exemple.
Air traffic control (ATC)
The service directing aircraft on the ground and in the air.
"The pilot contacted air traffic control before takeoff."
Runway
The strip used by aircraft for takeoff and landing.
"The aircraft was cleared for runway 27."
Taxiway
The path aircraft use to move between the runway and terminal.
"The plane taxied slowly along the taxiway."
Altitude
The height of an aircraft above sea level or ground.
"The aircraft climbed to an altitude of 35,000 feet."
Turbulence
Irregular air movement that can cause an aircraft to shake.
"Passengers were asked to fasten seatbelts due to turbulence."
Clearance
Official permission for a specific flight action.
"The pilot requested clearance to descend."
Cockpit
The area where the pilots operate the aircraft.
"The captain briefed the crew from the cockpit."
Mayday
An international distress call used in emergencies.
"The pilot declared Mayday after losing an engine."
Holding pattern
A flight path used to delay an aircraft's arrival.
"The aircraft entered a holding pattern due to congestion."
De-icing
The process of removing ice from an aircraft before flight.
"De-icing was required before departure due to freezing rain."
Boarding pass
A document allowing a passenger to board a flight.
"Please have your boarding pass ready for inspection."
Layover
A stop between connecting flights.
"We had a two-hour layover in Frankfurt."
Cabin crew
The staff responsible for passenger safety and service onboard.
"The cabin crew demonstrated the safety procedures."
Black box
A flight recorder storing data used to investigate incidents.
"Investigators recovered the black box from the wreckage."
Go-around
An aborted landing attempt, resulting in another approach.
"The pilot performed a go-around due to poor visibility."
Fuselage
The main body of an aircraft.
"Engineers inspected the fuselage for structural damage."
Flight plan
A document detailing a planned flight's route and altitude.
"The pilot filed the flight plan before departure."
Squawk code
A transponder code identifying an aircraft to air traffic control.
"The controller assigned a new squawk code."
Wind shear
A sudden change in wind speed or direction.
"Wind shear near the runway delayed several landings."
Pre-flight check
A safety inspection performed before takeoff.
"The crew completed the pre-flight check without issues."
Use this, not thisUse this, not this
Des formulations plus professionnelles pour remplacer les tournures trop directes ou familières.
Talk to the tower.
→ Contact air traffic control.
Precise aviation terminology.
The plane is shaking.
→ We are experiencing turbulence.
Standard aviation communication.
Can we land now?
→ Requesting clearance to land.
Standard radio communication phrasing.
There's an emergency.
→ Declaring Mayday.
Standard international distress terminology.
We have to wait to land.
→ We are entering a holding pattern.
Standard aviation terminology.
Clean the ice off the plane.
→ Perform de-icing procedures.
Standard aviation maintenance terminology.
Show your ticket.
→ Present your boarding pass.
Standard airline terminology.
The flight attendants.
→ The cabin crew.
Standard aviation industry terminology.
The recorder that shows what happened.
→ The black box.
Standard, universally recognised aviation term.
Try landing again.
→ Perform a go-around.
Precise aviation terminology.
The body of the plane.
→ The fuselage.
Standard aviation terminology.
The route for the flight.
→ The flight plan.
Standard aviation terminology.
The code for the plane.
→ The squawk code.
Standard air traffic control terminology.
Sudden wind changes.
→ Wind shear.
Precise meteorological aviation term.
Check everything before flying.
→ Complete the pre-flight check.
Standard aviation safety terminology.
Exercice : complète la phraseExercise: complete the sentence
Choisis le mot qui convient le mieux dans chaque phrase.