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1. n1) служба; підрозділ2) обслуговування; технічне обслуговування і (поточний) ремонт3) рід військ4) сполучення, рух, рейси2. v•- aerodrome alerting service - aerodrome control service - aerodrome flight information service - aeronautical broadcasting service - aeronautical fixed service - aeronautical information service - aeronautical mobile service - aeronautical radio navigation service - aeronautical telecommunication service - air service - airline service - airmail service - airport safety service - airport traffic service - air traffic advisory service - air traffic control service - air traffic service - alerting service - all-cargo service - all-freight service - all-up service - approach control service - apron management service - area control service - automatic terminal information service - combination passenger/freight service - customs service - domestic service - emergency and fire fighting service - emergency service - fixed service - flight information service - freighter service - inter-city air service - intercontinental service - international air service - international telecommunication service - long-haul service - mail service - medium-haul service - meteorological service - mobile service - non-scheduled international air service - on-orbit service - pooled service - radar service - radionavigation service - reservation service - search and rescue service - scheduled international air service - scheduled service - short-haul service - through service
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