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(мн. aircraft)1. n1) літальний апарат, ЛА; повітряне судно, ПС; літак; вертоліт, гелікоптер; проф. борт2) збірн. авіація2.◊aircraft in distress — ПС, що зазнає лиха
aircraft in missing — ПС, що зникло безвісти
aircraft in service — ПС, що експлуатується
aircraft is considered to be missing — ПС вважається таким, що зникло безвісти
aircraft on register — ПС, занесене до реєстру авіакомпанії
aircraft requiring assistance — ПС, що потребує допомоги
aircraft under command — ПС, кероване (диспетчерською службою)
aircraft under control — ПС, кероване (екіпажем)
to decelerate the aircraft to... — знижувати швидкість ПС до...
to fly an aircraft — пілотувати ПС; керувати повітряним судном
to follow up the aircraft — супроводжувати ПС; забезпечувати контроль польоту ПС
to install on the aircraft — монтувати [установлювати] на повітряному судні (напр. на крилі)
to land the aircraft — саджати [приземляти] ПС
to level the aircraft out — вирівнювати ПС (на заданій висоті); установлювати ПС у горизонтальне положення
to pull an aircraft — 1) брати штурвал на себе; 2) виводити ПС з пікірування
to reequip an aircraft — переобладнувати ПС; заміняти [замінювати] обладнання ПС
to release the aircraft — припиняти диспетчерський контроль (за польотом) повітряного судна; дозволити повітряному судну вийти з зони контролю
to restore an aircraft — відновлювати [(від)ремонтувати] ПС
to return the aircraft to flyable status — приводити ПС у стан льотної готовності (шляхом технічного доопрацювання)
to roll out the aircraft — 1) виводити ПС із крену; 2) викочувати ПС (з ангару)
to rotate an aircraft — відривати [піднімати] передню опору шасі повітряного судна (під час зльоту)
to steer an aircraft — вести ПС; керувати повітряним судном (під час руління)
to substitute the aircraft — заміняти [замінювати] ПС (на інше)
to trim the aircraft — балансувати [тримерувати] ПС
to vend an aircraft — поставляти [постачати] ПС (експлуатанту)
to warn the aircraft — попереджати [попереджувати] ПС (про небезпеку); остерегти [застерегти ] ПС (від небезпеки)
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