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• Low-level Flight: Low-level flight is a type of aviation operation that involves flying an aircraft at low altitudes, typically below 500 feet above ground level (AGL). This type of flight is often used for military operations, such as reconnaissance, survei ... Read More >>
• Low-level Penetration: Low-level penetration is a type of military operation in which aircraft fly at very low altitudes to avoid detection by enemy radar and deliver a surprise attack on ground targets. This tactic is often used in conjunction with electronic co ... Read More >>
• Low-light Conditions: Low-light conditions refer to situations where the level of ambient light is insufficient for normal human vision. In aviation, low-light conditions can occur during night flights, in adverse weather conditions such as fog, or in areas with ... Read More >>