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1 range circle
n круг далекості -
2 great circle range
n відстань по дузі великого кола -
3 flying
1. nпольоти; літання; пілотування2. aльотний; літальний◊•- aircraft flying - airways flying - all-weather flying - authorized low flying - back beam flying - blind flying - business flying - circuit flying - contour flying - executive flying - fix-to-fix flying - flying around obstacle - front beam flying - glider flying - great circle flying - instruction flying - instrument flying - level flying - local flying - low flying - night-time flying - nose-down flying - nose-up flying - pleasure flying - pressure flying - pressure pattern flying - radio flying - radio-beam flying - radio-range flying - sail flying - soaring flying - stunt flying - terrain flying - test flying
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