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A. Attitude Heading Reference System
B. Airmass
C. Airspeed Indicator
D. Aircraft Health Monitoring System
E. Air Traffic Control System
A. AHRS Attitude Heading Reference Sensor
B. AHRS Attitude and heading Reference System
C. AHRS Altitude Heading Reference System
D. AHRS Attitude Heading Reference Unit
E. AHRS Attitude Heading Reference System
A. ADS-B Airborne Defense System
B. CAS Airborne Collision Avoidance System
C. ATC Automated Traffic Control
D. ADS-B Out Automatic Dependent Surveillance-Broadcast
A. Collision Warning System
B. Centralized Traffic Control
C. Automatic Traffic Control
D. Airborne Collision Avoidance System
E. Advanced Cruise Control with Steering
A. Temperature
B. Wind direction
C. Air mass
D. Air pressure
E. Pressure altitude
A. Those parameters that can be derived
B. The speed of the aircraft
C. The altitude of the aircraft
D. The airspeed of the aircraft
A. AIR TEMPERATURE
B. WIND SPEED
C. AIR DATA
D. AIR SPEED
E. PRESSURE
A. Speaker Configuration Panel
B. Input Devices Panel
C. Display Panel
D. Audio Control Panel
E. Modem Panel
A. Severe thunderstorm watches and warnings in effect
B. Severe thunderstorm watch
C. Conditions at intensities lower than those that trigger sigmets
D. Winter weather advisory issued for a specific area
E. Tornado watch
A. NWS Watches and Warnings
B. AIRMETS Advisories of significant weather
C. COAST GUARD Advisories
D. Flash Flood Warnings
E. Severe thunderstorm warnings
A. Direct To
B. On course navigation
C. Track and Route Navigation
D. GPS waypoint navigation
E. Basic Area Navigation
A. Standard Atmosphere Pressure
B. Free Air Density
C. Sea Level Pressure
D. Baro-Corrected Altitude Pressure
E. Standard Atmosphere
A. Inch of Mercury
B. Altitude Pressure
C. Standard Pressure
D. The Pioneer 10 spacecraft's atmospheric pressure
A. Actual altitude
B. Maximum safe altitude
C. Local barometric pressure
D. Stopped engine altitude
E. Corrected altitude
A. BROADBAND BRAN
B. BGAN Broadband Global Area Network
C. CBAN Copper-Based Amateur Radio Network
D. BGAN Broadband Global Area Network II
E. GCAN Global Communications Area Network
A. California
B. British Gas
C. Benign growth aphasia
D. Broadband Global Area Network
E. Brain growth anomaly
A. Headsets for people who are visually impaired
B. Low-noise cockpits
C. Headsets used for phone calls
D. Headsets used for gaming
A. Helicopters
B. Boats
C. Jets
D. Submarines
A. Boomset A device used to create a loud noise
B. Boomset A device used to create a sound that can be heard over a long distance
C. Boomset A lightweight version of a headset used in low-noise cockpits, such as jets
D. Boomset A type of microphone
E. Boomset A device to reduce the volume of a sound, often used in movie theaters
A. Altimeter
B. Flight Level Indicator
C. Caution Annunciator Indicator
D. Altitude Warning Indicator
A. ACAS
B. CAR
C. CRI
D. AC
E. CAI
A. Vref
B. Mach number
C. True airspeed
D. Wind speed
E. Heading
A. Reduced airspeed
B. Higher altitudes
C. Standard sea-level conditions
D. CAS slowed to below the standard speed
A. FM
B. RF
C. DC
D. AC
E. Analog
A. Carrier
B. AM
C. Modulated microwave
D. Modulated RF
E. FM
A. China
B. Spain
C. Australia
D. United States
E. Canada
A. Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority
B. The Civil Aviation Safety Authority of South Australia
C. The Australian Federal Police Aviation Security Branch
D. CASA Civil Aviation Safety Authority
E. AUSTRAC
A. 60-meter
B. 20-meter
C. 10-meter
D. 30-meter
A. 1,200 meters
B. 800 meters
C. 1,500 meters
D. 1500 meters
E. 3000 meters
A. 300 feet
B. 500 feet
C. 1,000 feet
D. 400 feet
E. 200 feet
A. Track Angle
B. Rudder Angle
C. Drift Angle
D. Heading Angle
E. Course Angle
A. UHF
B. HF
C. VHF
A. Flight plans
B. Maintenance schedules
C. ACARS
D. Weather updates
A. Experimental
B. Republican
C. Designated Engineering
D. Drafting
E. Democratic
A. DSR
B. DERP
C. DMR
D. DIR
E. DER
A. Associate Member
B. Designated Engineering Representative
C. 20
D. 3
E. Student Member
A. Directional
B. Manual
C. Autonomous
D. Acoustic
A. DC
B. AG
C. LIDAR
D. DG
E. HYDRA
A. DG Directional Gyro
B. Engine
C. RC Radio Control
D. Collective Control System
A. DGPS
B. GPS
C. RTK
D. GLONASS
A. Pseudorandom-access code-division multiple access
B. Single-Band Global Positioning System
C. Differential Global Positioning System
D. Dual-Band Global Positioning System
E. Satellite-based Global Positioning System
A. VOR
B. EADI
C. ADI
D. CDI
A. Electronic attitude indicator
B. Electro-hydraulic system
C. Electronic Attitude Director Indicator
D. Electrical connector
E. Flight management system
A. FAA
B. ICAO
C. EASA
D. ANAC
A. ICAO International Civil Aviation Organization
B. EASA European Aviation Safety Agency
C. FAA Federal Aviation Administration
D. JAA Jeppesen AirAgencies
A. European Aviation Safety Agency
B. United States of America
C. China
A. RX
B. WXR
C. TX
A. A message repeated
B. Reproduced by the radar
C. Reflected back to the antenna
D. A signal reflected back to the radar
E. Echoing waveform
A. Electronic Navigation System
B. Electronic Flight Bag
C. IPhone
D. EFIS
E. IPad
A. Plastic
B. Thermos
C. Metal
D. Carry-on
E. Electronic