Airplane Vocabulary
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This document provides definitions of common airplane and flight terminology, including terms for crew members like pilot and stewardess, areas of the plane like the cabin and cockpit, phases of flight like takeoff and landing, potential in-flight issues like turbulence and motion sickness, and safety equipment like oxygen masks and life vests. It also defines emergency situations such as emergency landings, crash landings, and mid-air collisions.
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