TRANSPORT BY AIR - PLANE TRAVEL - PART ONE
aboard
to be on or inside a vehicle like a plane, ship or boat
aerial
referring to or taking place in the atmosphere or the air
airborne
transported through the airways as by an aircraft
air corridor
a region in the airspace that an aeroplane should confine when they fly over a country
airfare
the fare that the passengers pay to travel by plane
air lane
a course consistently followed by aeroplane
airline
a transportation company comprising of its equipment, routes, and operating employees that gives regular trips to take travelers and merchandise to different places
Air Miles
points that you earn by purchasing products and services which may subsequently be utilized to pay for air travel
air pocket
an atmospheric phenomenon like that of a local drop in pressure, that causes an aeroplane to plummet suddenly
airsick
feeling or appearing exhausted while traveling in an aeroplane
airspace
the area of the airspace where aircraft often fly that is under the legal jurisdiction of a given nation
airspeed
the speed of an aeroplane in relation to the air through which it is flying
airworthy
the veracity of an aircraft's adequate protection when in flight and certified as technically fit for operation
approach
the final leg of an aircraft's journey before touching down
arrival
the section of an air terminal that the travelers reach after alighting from their respective flights
baggage
packs, suitcases, and so forth that contain passengers garments and personal belongings of travelers
bailout
to leap out of a plane using a parachute at times of emergency
beacon
a light that is placed at some vantage point emitting signals to guide aircrafts and caution them of risk
bird strike
an event of collision of one or more birds when the flight is mid-air
board
to embark on a boat, a ship, a train, aeroplane and so on for an onward journey
boarding card
an authorization card that the travelers produce before they board a plane, ship or boat
