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Что (кто) такое air traffic - определение

Air Traffic

BAND

James "Jim" Maddock; Chris Wall Air Traffic; Chris Wall (Air Traffic)

Air Traffic are an English alternative rock band from Bournemouth signed to EMI Records. Formed in 2003, the band consists of Chris Wall (piano, lead vocals), David Ryan Jordan (Drums), Tom Pritchard (guitar) and Jim Maddock (bass guitar).

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air traffic control

SERVICE PROVIDED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PREVENTING COLLISIONS BETWEEN AIRCRAFT, AND ON THE MANOEUVRING AREA BETWEEN AIRCRAFT AND OBSTRUCTIONS; AND EXPEDITING AND MAINTAINING AN ORDERLY FLOW OF AIR TRAFFIC

Aviation System; Air Traffic Control; Control tower; Terminal control center; Air-Traffic Control; Control Towers; Air traffic control tower; ATCT; Airport tower; Airport control tower; Approach Control; Aviation control; Approach Contol; Air-traffic control; TRACON; Air control tower; Air-traffic-control tower; Terminal Radar Approach Control; Radar Approach Control; RAPCON; Aircraft traffic; Air Traffic Control Tower; Terminal Radar Approach Control Facility; Air traffic; Air traffic tower; Tracon; Air navigation installations; Air Traffic Control System; Aviation ATCS; Tower (aviation); Clearance delivery; E-strip; Tower control; Terminal Control Center; Air traffic flow control; Terminal radar approach control; Aviation system; ATC tower; Handoff (aviation); Air Control; Airport Traffic Control Tower; Airport traffic control tower; Privatization of air traffic control

1.

Air traffic control is the activity of organizing the routes that aircraft should follow, and telling pilots by radio which routes they should take.

...the nation's overburdened air-traffic-control system.

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Air traffic control is the group of people who organize the routes aircraft take.

They have to wait for clearance from air traffic control.

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air traffic control

SERVICE PROVIDED FOR THE PURPOSE OF PREVENTING COLLISIONS BETWEEN AIRCRAFT, AND ON THE MANOEUVRING AREA BETWEEN AIRCRAFT AND OBSTRUCTIONS; AND EXPEDITING AND MAINTAINING AN ORDERLY FLOW OF AIR TRAFFIC

Aviation System; Air Traffic Control; Control tower; Terminal control center; Air-Traffic Control; Control Towers; Air traffic control tower; ATCT; Airport tower; Airport control tower; Approach Control; Aviation control; Approach Contol; Air-traffic control; TRACON; Air control tower; Air-traffic-control tower; Terminal Radar Approach Control; Radar Approach Control; RAPCON; Aircraft traffic; Air Traffic Control Tower; Terminal Radar Approach Control Facility; Air traffic; Air traffic tower; Tracon; Air navigation installations; Air Traffic Control System; Aviation ATCS; Tower (aviation); Clearance delivery; E-strip; Tower control; Terminal Control Center; Air traffic flow control; Terminal radar approach control; Aviation system; ATC tower; Handoff (aviation); Air Control; Airport Traffic Control Tower; Airport traffic control tower; Privatization of air traffic control

¦ noun the ground-based personnel and equipment concerned with controlling and monitoring air traffic within a particular area.

Derivatives

air traffic controller noun

Примеры употребления для air traffic

1. Air traffic was heavily disrupted after 30 per cent of air traffic controllers went on strike.

2. National Air Traffic Services, the air traffic control authority, is studying whether the stacks will have to be moved.

3. The plans were released today by National Air Traffic Services, which runs air traffic control at 15 airports.

4. Today, air traffic is safe, and air traffic will remain safe precisely because of the measures we are adopting today.

5. The planned air–traffic system would be vastly different than today‘s network, which dates to the 1'60s and relies on radar and air–traffic controllers to direct pilots.