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1 course
n1) курс, маршрут; траса3) курс (навчання, перепідготовки)5) шар; подушка◊to alter the course for — змінювати курс на...
to change the course for — змінювати курс на...
to get on the course — виходити на заданий курс, лягати на курс (польоту)
•- approach course - approved training course - arbitrary flight course - back course - base course - beacon course - bent course - collision courses - compass course - correspondence course - course and heading - course of training - desired course - dogleg course - drainage course - final course - flight course - great-circle course - grid course - head-on course - holding course - inbound course - instrument approach course - localizer course - magnetic course - opposite course - outbound course - prescribed course - reciprocal course - refresher courses - rhumb-line course - runway base course - runway drainage course - runway wearing course - scheduled course - selected course - sub-base course - true course - wearing course -
2 heading
n2) напрям (напр. положення корпусу повітряного судна)◊to adjust the heading — коректувати [коригувати] курс
•- aircraft heading - approach heading - cardinal heading - compass heading - corrected heading - course and heading - desired heading - grid heading - landing heading - magnetic heading - radar heading - reciprocal heading - runway heading - selected heading - takeoff heading - true heading
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