Aviation Crossword

This is the place where planes takeoff and land.
The process of flying.
When you have to wait somewhere on the way to a final destination.
When the plane leaves the ground and begins to fly.
The process of a plane coming back down to the ground.
When people get onto a plane.
The person that drives the plane.
How high in the air something is.
Mechanisms that spin to allow the plane to fly.
The area where planes take off and land.
When a plane is adapted to fly with speed through the air.
The time taken for the aeroplane to drive from the airport to the runway.
A technical term for speed.
How well something can be seen.
Pockets of air that make a flight bumpy and uncomfortable.
The mechanisms on the side of the airplane that allow it to fly.
The equipment that allows the plane to come back to the ground.
The are of the airplane with the controls for the aircraft. This is where the pilot and the copilot sit.
The process of finding the right direction.
staff who serve and assist passengers
travellers aboard the plan who are not part of the crew
Estimated time of arrival
Temporary blindness due to centrifugal pressure during steep turns
An acrobatic maneuver in which a plane does a complete roll on its longitudinal axis while flying level.
Cancel a mission at the last minute; pertaining to takeoffs and landing or dropping a bomb and occasionally opening fire on a target.
Jump out of the plane or ejecting from a plane
Adjust the pitch of the blades of a propeller to which power has been cut off so they do not create air resistance
flying at full speed or full throttle
Pitching motion that aircraft’s experience at the transonic speed range
The moment of contact between plane and ground during landing
A single word used for Ok or yes, usually meaning ‘message received and understood