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3. located on both sides of the aircraft and holds the engins
7. – A parallel and opposing force to an aircraft’s motion through the air.
8. – The paved area at an airport where aircraft park, fuel, load, and unload.
9. – The movable, hinged flight control surfaces that are used in pairs with opposite motions to control the roll of an aircraft. Learn more about the parts of an airplane.
10. airport code for Los Angeles
12. – The NATO Phonetic Alphabet is used by pilots to communicate clearly with ATC and other pilots.
15. the main body part of an aircraft
17. – The act of decreasing aircraft altitude, typically to a designated level.
18. – Goods carried on an aircraft.
19. is the 3rd phase of 5 phases of flight

1. – A company or organization that offers regularly scheduled flights and routes.
2. – A flight path running in the direction of the runway intended for landing that ends with a landing.
4. – A go-around occurs when the pilot abandons a landing and goes around the flight pattern before attempting to land.
5. – The airline staff members responsible for the safety and comfort of passengers during flight, typically the flight attendants.
6. is the area that holds the controls of the aircraft
10. – The force that directly opposes aircraft weight, generated primarily by the wings.
11. – Fog is a thick cloud of tiny water droplets at or near Earth’s surface that obscures visibility.
13. airport code for Dubai United Arab Emirates
14. – An aircraft propelled by one or more jet engines.
16. Indicator – An instrument that indicates aircraft orientation relative to earth’s horizon.