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• High Altitude Operations: High Altitude Operations refer to the flight operations conducted at altitudes above 25,000 feet. These operations require specialized equipment, training, and procedures due to the unique challenges posed by the high altitude environment. ... Read More >>
• Position Lights: Position lights are aircraft lights that are located on the extremities of the aircraft, such as the wingtips and tail, and are used to indicate the aircraft's position and direction to other pilots and ground personnel. These lights are ty ... Read More >>
• Suppression System: A suppression system in aviation refers to a fire suppression system that is installed in an aircraft to extinguish or control fires that may occur during flight or on the ground. The system typically consists of fire detectors, control pan ... Read More >>