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пролет сущflyoverбезопасная высота пролета порогаclearance over the thresholdбезопасная высота пролета препятствийclearance of obstaclesвремя пролетаflyover timeвремя пролета контрольной точкиcheckpoint time passageвысота пролета порога ВППthreshold crossing heightвысота пролета препятствий1. obstacle clearance2. obstacle clearance altitude 3. obstacle clearance height измерение при горизонтальном пролетеsingle level overflight measurementизмерение шума при пролетеflyover noise measurementиспытание на шум при пролетеflyover noise testисходная методика пролетаoverflight reference procedureлиния безопасного пролета над препятствиямиobstacle clearance lineминимальная высота пролета препятствийobstacle clearance limitнаправленность при пролетеflyover directivityобеспечение беспрепятственного пролетаclearingповерхность высоты пролета препятствийobstacle free surfaceпорядок первоочередного пролетаright-of-way ruleпролет государственной границыstate border crossingпролет контрольной точкиcrossoverпролет над ВПП1. overflying the runway2. passing over the runway разрешение на пролет границыborder flight clearanceрасчетное время пролета определенной точкиestimated time over significant pointсигнальная лампа пролета маркерных маяковmarker beacon passing lightсообщение о расчетном времени пролета границыboundary estimate messageтраектория бокового пролетаlateral flight pathуказатель высоты пролета местностиterrain clearance indicatorусловия пролетаoverflight conditionsшум при пролетеflyover noise
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